Hive Commons is the umbrella community for Hive — an AI-agent fleet orchestration system that runs governed swarms of coding agents against real repositories: a multi-tenant hub, hosted spokes, ACMM maturity-model governance, audited agent attribution, and formally verified coordination protocols.
| Project | What it is | Where it lives |
|---|---|---|
| Hive | Agent fleet orchestrator (hub + spokes) — the flagship and UI/delivery surface for the family | hivecommons/hive |
| Spektacular | Spec-driven development for AI coding agents — a markdown spec becomes a reviewed plan and an agent-driven implementation | hivecommons/spektacular · spektacular.dev |
| pluk | Pub-sub event streaming for tmux sessions running AI agents | hivecommons/pluk · npm @hivecommons/pluk |
| promptargs | Prompt templates with variable substitution | hivecommons/promptargs · npm @hivecommons/promptargs |
| rationguard | Real-time rationalization detection for agent output | hivecommons/rationguard · npm @hivecommons/rationguard |
| hotshot | Screenshots straight into the terminal for AI coding assistants | hivecommons/hotshot |
hivecommons.dev · join the community · biweekly meeting (Thursdays 10AM ET) · agenda & notes · recordings · security contact: security@hivecommons.dev
Hive is maintained by a three-member Maintainer Committee spanning three organizations, with a documented contributor ladder, DCO-signed contributions, and explicit governance for AI-agent contributions (every merge is accountable to a human maintainer). Governance documents live in this repository: GOVERNANCE · MAINTAINERS · CONTRIBUTING · SECURITY · CODE_OF_CONDUCT · ROADMAP · ADOPTERS.
- Issues and contributions: hivecommons/hive
- Conduct: this community follows the CNCF Code of Conduct
