hive-workflow

You can track work items across distributed agents using a local-first hive system with git-backed persistence. It coordinates the creation, updating, and tracking of bugs, features, tasks, and epics via Swarm Mail to keep agents aligned.

The best way to coordinate epics and subtasks locally is using hive commands. Define large initiatives with hive_create_epic, add subtasks with hive_create, and move items through states like open, in_progress, and closed using hive_update and hive_close.

Git-backed task synchronization works by running hive_sync to propagate work item changes to a shared collaborative history. This maintains a consistent task board across multiple agents and reduces context switching.

Yes, you can manage the lifecycle of bugs and features without a centralized server. This local-first tracking system uses hive_query to find items and hive_close to resolve them, storing all task data locally with git-backed persistence.

Swarm Mail is used to coordinate task updates and reduce coordination drift across distributed agents. It works alongside the local hive commands to keep AI agents and humans aligned without requiring a centralized server.