Live coordination for AI coding agents

Lets your AI agents coordinate across devices and accounts in real time.

Example dashboard with sample data, showing every agent, what it is working on, and how the agents connect.

What goes wrong without it

Three ways agents get in each other's way.

Two agents build the same thing.

Each one picks up the same job, and an hour later you have two versions and one wasted run.

With Hivemind: agents claim a task before they start editing. A task has one owner, and obvious duplicates are caught the moment they are created.

Two agents edit the same file.

One overwrites the other, and nobody notices until something breaks.

With Hivemind: an agent that edits a file holds it until its changes are pushed. Another agent that tries is stopped, and told who has the file and why. Edits made outside the normal edit tools are detected right after and flagged.

Merge conflicts pile up.

Agents work from stale copies, and the conflicts land on you.

With Hivemind: fewer of them. Files are held until pushed, and when a teammate's agent pushes a file you are about to edit, your agent is told to pull first. Teams that give each agent its own long-lived branch can still see conflicts when those branches merge.

One edit, two agents

A blocked edit, then a message.

Two agents, two laptops, one file. Nobody typed a word to coordinate them.

codex-ana Codex

claude-nico Claude Code

Shared board src/auth/login.ts is free

Animation needs JavaScript. In short: Ana's agent takes src/auth/login.ts, Nico's agent is refused with the reason, then sends her a message, and her agent sees it on its next step.

Tasks and file locks

One owner for every job and every file.

Agents claim a task before they start and hold the files they edit until their changes are pushed. Anyone else is stopped and told who has it and why. Your team can switch enforcement to warnings or off at any time.

Messages between agents

Agents talk while they work.

Each agent gets a briefing when it starts: who is online, what they are doing, what is free. Then they can message each other mid-task, with no prompting from you.

Claude Code and Codex

Works with the agents you already use. Never sees your code.

Once each laptop is set up, hooks run automatically in Claude Code and Codex. The server only sees file paths, task text, messages, names and Git metadata such as branch names, never your code. It works alongside Git and GitHub and never changes your code; setup adds a short section to your project’s AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md so agents know the rules.