HiveTerm

HiveTerm is a desktop app for working with AI coding agents in a single terminal environment. It is built for people running real agent teams and multiple open projects, and it centers on letting several agents work in parallel while one can orchestrate the rest.

The app supports Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Kimi, OpenCode, Amp, Cline, and Grok, and it also works with any dev server, watcher, or build command. Projects can be opened from a folder, after which HiveTerm detects the stack automatically; the page names Node, Laravel, Rust, Go, Python, and Rails among the stacks it recognizes. It can be configured in the interface or through a hive.yml file, where agents and processes are defined once and committed to the repo so another teammate can open the same workspace with the same agents, environment, and instructions. The feature set also includes split view, orchestration, voice prompts, Git diff, file editor, and discussions.

Several features are aimed at reviewing and shipping work without leaving the app. HiveTerm includes a live diff panel, inline commit and push actions, one-click pull requests, a syntax-highlighted file viewer, and VSCode-style search across files, including fuzzy file finding and grep with case, whole-word, and regex toggles. It also offers per-project pins and notes, where output lines can be pinned to a checklist or notes area and managed through a built-in MCP server. The voice prompt feature is included with Pro, uses HiveTerm’s own transcription service, supports dozens of languages, and keeps text editable before it is submitted. The app runs locally on macOS, Windows, and Linux, with native downloads for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, and it is described as 100% local. Download is free, and the page says it works on subscriptions users already pay for, without requiring additional API tokens or reselling tokens. It is presented as a terminal for agents and a desktop developer tool for coordinating coding work with AI agents.