Hive

Hive in a container · self-hosted web UI alpha

Your software ideas,
shipped while you sleep

Box is Hive with a friendly face: one Docker container with a clean web UI. Drop an idea from any browser — your phone included — answer a couple of questions, and watch it become a reviewed pull request. No terminal after the install one-liner. No config files, ever.

Run the Box 45-second demo View on GitHub

Alpha — moving fast. The TUI-first Hive lives on the main page.

From idea to PR — in real time

One take, no edits to the pipeline: an idea typed into the composer, one brainstorm question answered, and the stages advance live until the pull request opens. This is the whole loop.

Real footage, real repo: this exact run opened shipped#2 — open the MP4.

Four steps, zero config files

  1. Run one command. The container starts with everything inside; your data lives in one folder you can back up.
  2. Sign in with GitHub. Type a short code on your phone — the first sign-in claims the box as its owner.
  3. Connect your agents. Claude, Codex, and GitHub each connect with the same enter-a-code flow, all in the UI.
  4. Drop an idea. The pipeline brainstorms, plans, implements, reviews, and opens the PR — you just answer questions.

Run the Box

One command on any machine with Docker. The image is multi-arch (Apple silicon and ARM home servers pull native), and everything that matters lives on the /data mount — updating is a pull away.

macOS / Linux (and WSL 2)

curl -fsSL https://hivecli.sh/box.sh | sh

Windows PowerShell

irm https://hivecli.sh/box.ps1 | iex

Then open http://localhost:4567 and sign in — the first GitHub login becomes the owner. Exposing it beyond localhost? Claim it first, then front it with a tunnel or proxy.

Alpha — help shape it

Box ships with Hive's releases. Found something rough? Tell us — it gets fixed in days, not quarters.

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