HiveTerm v0.22 ā drag any file into any agent, plus a library of role prompts
Ten days ago we launched on Product Hunt. Since then v0.22 dropped. Probably the biggest one yet. Quick rundown:
Agent instructions library
Pick a role (Software Architect, Code Reviewer, Debugger, Refactoring Specialist, Test Author, plus 8 more) and the system prompt loads natively. --append-system-prompt for Claude, --system-instruction for Gemini. Stop pasting the same prompt into every new session.
Drag any file into any agent
Drag from the Explorer or Changes panel into a terminal. Claude and Gemini get @src/foo.ts, Codex gets the absolute path. Drag a screenshot from Finder and it lands as [Image #N] in Claude Code automatically.
Find in Files
VSCode-style multi-line content search across the project. Regex, case, whole-word toggles. Results group by file, jump to exact line and column.
File viewer with syntax highlighting
Shiki-powered, theme-aware, opens any file from Explorer or a search hit. Markdown renders. Inline diffs now highlight ranges, not whole lines.
Cmd+K palette + Settings as a tab
Fuzzy-find any file or action. Settings opens as a regular tab so you can switch back to a terminal without losing your place.
Font customization + responsive panels
Pick any monospace font installed on your system. Sidebar and Changes panel collapse below 600px wide.
Windows reliability
A lot of fixes shipped since launch: path separator handling for agent instructions and project files, CRLF normalization in git diffs, OS file and screenshot drop into terminals back to working. If you tried it on Windows at launch and bailed, give it another shot.
Demo video (custom instructions):
Free, macOS/Windows/Linux: hiveterm.com
Which one would actually change your workflow?
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I really like that you focused on practical workflow issues instead of just adding more AI buzzwords. Dragging files directly into agents feels geniuiuly useful instead of gimmicky.
@ali_laiquitĀ Iām curious how many people will realize how useful Find in Files becomes once AI agents start touching larger codebases. That feature alone could save hour every week
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Appreciate that, Ali. The drag-and-drop came from a simple thing. The file was right there in the sidebar and I was still typing @src/components/whatever.tsx. At some point it just felt dumb.
The real challenge has been performance, especially on Windows. We just shipped v0.23.0 with a 30x improvement. Feels like a different app now.