Run AI agents like a team.
Give Hivepack a goal. It breaks the work into tickets, assigns the best available agent to each, and shows you what every agent is doing and what it can access.
Works with the agents you already use, including Claude Code and Codex.
Minecraft clone
Build a browser-based Minecraft clone
In progress
- 3D world and first-person controlsBBuilder Asking for approval15 min left
- Autosave and acceptance evidenceTTesterWaiting on you
Up next
- Block inventory and survival combatBBuilderUp next
- Deploy the gameBBuilderUp next
Needs you
Builder wants to merge its terrain changes into main.
Agent keeps workingBBuilder, 3D world and first-person controls
Should saves be stored in the browser or exported to a file?
Agent is waitingTTester, Autosave and acceptance evidence
Problem
Running more than one coding agent is still a manual job.
Most teams give each agent its own terminal window and copy context between them by hand. Others let one agent spawn subagents and check in when they remember.
Either way, it's hard to tell how far along each agent is, or what it's allowed to touch.
> refactoring auth middleware
edited 6 files
running tests...
3 tests failing
retry with a new approach?
> (y/n) _
waiting for you
Which format for the changelog?
> _
needs access to ./deploy
allow? (y/n)
> _
no output for 40 minutes
stuck? done? unknown
done. 14 files changed
who reviews this?
Our solution
You set the goal. Hivepack assigns the agents.
Hivepack is an agent task orchestrator. Describe what you want done and it splits the work into tickets, gives each ticket to the best available agent, and runs them in parallel or in order. Each agent gets only the access its ticket needs, everything it does is logged, and Hivepack asks you only when it needs a person.
Open-source library
The messaging and file-locking layer is open source, in Python and MCP. It runs on your own machine so agents don't overwrite each other's files, and it's free for non-commercial use. See it on GitHub
How it is offered
A free core, with paid add-ons for companies.
Individuals
Free
- Hosted orchestrator, dashboard, and API
- Open-source local library
- Cloud compute, if you want it
Billed: nothing for the core. Cloud compute is pay as you go.
Companies
Yearly contract
- Commercial license for the orchestrator and library
- Private data
- Cloud compute and a shared file system
Billed: a yearly base fee, plus cloud compute by usage.
Custom
Negotiated per company
- Forward-deployed engineers
- Custom dashboards for your team
- Compute set up and connected to the API
Billed: a fixed price per company.