Your main coding agent stays in charge. Hivelane routes each task to the agent that fits it, gives every worker its own git worktree, and hands work on when a seat runs low. One local memory for every agent. Windows, Linux, macOS beta.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I ran a café, then traded for years, and started coding with AI agents last year. Soon I had Claude Code, Codex, Grok and Cursor open in four terminals, copying work between them by hand. So I built Hivelane. The agent you talk to stays in charge and hands each task to the agent that fits it, and every route tells you why it picked that one. Workers get their own git worktrees, so nobody touches anyone else's files. When an agent runs out of limits mid-task, the next one picks up from the goal, the diff and the last checkpoint. Nothing merges without you. It's local-first: memory lives on your machine, and if you run agents on a laptop and a server, they can share it through your own server. 7-day trial, no card. $29 once for the first 100 users. I'd love to hear one thing: how do you split work between your agents today?

@adityarya_ai This is something I was looking for long time and glad you built it. Now I can use my time for other important tasks.

@pavan_gk Thanks Pavan, that means a lot! Getting your time back was the whole point. Which pair are you starting with, still Grok and Claude? Tell me where it gets in your way, I'm fixing things fast this week.

@adityarya_ai Yes Grok and Claude. So far working like a charm. I'll let you know.

Distribution of work to each agent is what I was looking for. Glad you built it.

@adityarya_ai This is something I was looking for long time and glad you built it. Now I can use my time for other important tasks.

@adityarya_ai Yes Grok and Claude. So far working like a charm. I'll let you know.

Distribution of work to each agent is what I was looking for. Glad you built it.

Hivelane

Air traffic control for your coding agents

Air traffic control for your coding agents