HivemindOS manual
HivemindOS User Guide
HivemindOS is one place to work with AI agents across your computers. You chat with an agent, hand off tasks, schedule work that repeats, and give every agent the same shared knowledge. Everything you need to watch or approve shows up in one app.
New here? Start with Getting Started. It takes about ten minutes.
The five ideas
- My Hive: your computers and the agents on them. Each agent runs on a machine you trust. Learn more
- Chat: talk to an agent the way you’d talk to a capable teammate. Attach files or a folder when the work needs them. Learn more
- Work: tasks you want tracked, reviewed, or repeated on a schedule. Learn more
- Brain: the Hive Superbrain, a shared memory and knowledge base every permitted agent can use. You own the files. Learn more
- Approvals: consequential actions, spending, and remote access follow the permissions you set, and agents ask when your approval is needed. Wallet spending starts off. Learn more
Guides by area
The basics
My Hive, agents and chat, work and automations, the Hive Superbrain, sync, and skills.
See all featuresBuild and create
Build and host apps, run agent companies, research the web, and work with documents and photos.
Start with App BuilderMoney and compute
Agent wallets, spending limits, trading, always-on cloud agents, and shared compute.
Start with walletsConnections
Connect GitHub, Google, Slack, Notion, Linear, Microsoft Azure, and compatible agent providers.
See all integrationsSuperAgent API
Use HivemindOS agents, apps, data, wallets, and workflows as the backend for your own product.
Read the API docsUnder the hood
How the app, your machines, the private network, the brain, and managed services fit together.
How HivemindOS worksNeed help?
- Troubleshooting covers common setup, connection, agent, sync, and desktop problems.
- In the app, the ? button opens Help for the screen you’re on.
- Business model and token details are in For Investors.