@keepur/hive 0.3.4 → 0.3.6

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- > **Public beta.** Hive is in active beta. The product is solid for daily use; if you hit something weird, email [beta@keepur.io](mailto:beta@keepur.io) and a real human will help directly.
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- ## Get the team running
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- Install [beekeeper](https://github.com/keepur/beekeeper) — the operator CLI — and let it drive the install:
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+ ## Install
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  ```
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  beekeeper hive setup
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- `beekeeper hive setup` fetches the latest hive release and opens a Claude Code session that walks you through it: dependencies (Node, MongoDB, Ollama, Qdrant), `hive init`, Slack pairing, and your first conversation. Budget about 20 minutes end-to-end. The Claude Code session can answer questions, tail logs, and debug in real time.
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- If you'd rather drive it yourself, `npm i -g @keepur/hive && hive init` still works — see [Getting started](docs/getting-started.md) for the manual walkthrough.
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- ## What you actually get
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+ That's it. `beekeeper hive setup` opens a Claude Code session that walks you through installing dependencies (Node, MongoDB, Ollama, Qdrant), running `hive init`, pairing Slack, and your first conversation. Budget about 20 minutes. The session can answer questions, tail logs, and debug in real time.
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- - **Coworkers in Slack.** Named teammates with their own channels and DMs. They show up like real coworkers — the lightest cognitive load to add to your already-busy life.
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- - **They actually remember.** Each one keeps notes on customers, projects, and decisions. They don't ask the same question twice. They don't lose context between Monday and Friday.
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- - **They run on schedule.** Morning briefing? Done. Friday pipeline summary? Sent. End-of-day open-loop sweep? Already in your inbox. They turn *"I should remember to do this"* into *"it just shows up."*
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- - **They find what was said.** *"What did Corey decide about the Smith deal?"* — answered in seconds, not by you scrolling through a month of Slack threads.
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- - **You approve risky things.** Customer emails, deal commitments, irreversible changes — they draft, you approve. Read-first, approve-first. Always, by default.
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+ If something breaks during install, ask the session — it has the source repo (this one) in scope and knows the troubleshooting docs by heart.
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- ## How it goes
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+ ## What you get
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- | Step | What happens |
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- | **01 — Add them to Slack** | Your AI coworkers show up as named teammates with their own channels and DMs. Not a chatbot. Not a search box. Coworkers your team can talk to like coworkers. |
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- | **02 — Give them work** | Status. Open loops. Follow-up drafts. Weekly briefings. The small coordination work nobody on the human team has time for. |
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- | **03 — See where the magic stops** | You'll see the power before it's reliable. That gap — between flashy demo and dependable coworker — is what we tune for paying customers. |
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- | **04 — Make one workflow reliable** | When one specific thing is worth getting right — sales follow-up, customer onboarding, ops briefings — we sit with you and shape the agents until that loop runs without you watching. |
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+ - **Coworkers in Slack.** Named teammates with their own channels and DMs.
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+ - **They remember.** Notes on customers, projects, decisions — they don't ask the same question twice.
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+ - **They run on schedule.** Morning briefings, weekly summaries, end-of-day open-loop sweeps.
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+ - **They find what was said.** *"What did Corey decide about the Smith deal?"* — answered in seconds.
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+ - **You approve risky things.** Outbound emails, deal commitments — they draft, you approve. Read-first, approve-first.
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  ## Trust posture
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- - **See exactly what's running.** The engine is Apache-2.0. Your CTO, your engineer, or a security-conscious operator can read it. No black box, no phone home.
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- - **Your data, your machine — even from the AI.** API keys live in your Mac's keychain. The language model itself never sees them, your customer records, or your secrets — local services fetch credentials only at the moment of use, only by tools you control. No prompt-context exposure, no log retention, no *"we keep your data to improve the model."*
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- - **Slack, where work already happens.** Agents show up in your existing channels and DMs. No new app to log in to. No new inbox to learn.
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- - **Customer-facing things wait for you.** Outbound emails, deal commitments, anything that can't be undone — agents draft, then ask. Read-first, approve-first — by default, not by reminder.
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- ## Upgrading from 0.1.x
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- Hive 0.2.0 shipped a new instance directory layout (engine in `<instance>/.hive/`; config, logs, agent data stay at the root). Existing 0.1.x installs need a one-shot migration:
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- Dry-run first (`--dry-run` before the instance path) to preview the file classification. Full walkthrough: [Migrating to 0.2.0](docs/migrating-to-0.2.md). Downtime is ~5 minutes per instance; the script auto-rolls-back on health-check failure.
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- ## Updating
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- The order matters. `hive update` is driven by the globally-installed CLI, and an older CLI sometimes can't drive a newer engine layout. Refreshing the CLI first sidesteps that.
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- If an update doesn't go cleanly, `hive doctor` will tell you what state the install is in, and `hive rollback` swaps back to the previous engine.
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- ## Documentation
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- - [Getting started](docs/getting-started.md) — install + first conversation
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- - [Managing your hive](docs/managing-your-hive.md) — plugins, skills, day-two ops
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- - [Architecture](docs/architecture.md) — what's inside the engine
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- - [Migrating to 0.2.0](docs/migrating-to-0.2.md) — for existing 0.1.x installs
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- - [Release notes — 0.2.0](docs/release-notes-0.2.0.md) — what's new, what broke
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- - [Troubleshooting](docs/troubleshooting.md) — when things break
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- ## Requirements
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- - A Mac (Apple Silicon recommended)
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- - An Anthropic API key — [console.anthropic.com](https://console.anthropic.com/)
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+ - **Engine is Apache-2.0.** Read the source before you run it.
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+ - **Your data, your machine.** API keys live in your Mac's keychain. The language model never sees them, your customer records, or your secrets. No phone home.
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+ - **Customer-facing things wait for you.** Outbound emails, deal commitments — by default, drafts that need your approval.
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- ```
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- hive init # Interactive setup wizard
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- hive start --daemon # Start as background service
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- hive stop # Stop the service
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- hive status # Service status
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- hive doctor [--verbose] # Health check (with fix hints)
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- hive update # Update to latest version
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- hive rollback # Roll back to previous engine
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- hive plugin add <pkg> # Install a plugin
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- hive plugin list # List installed plugins
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- hive plugin remove <name> # Remove a plugin
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- hive skill add <name> # Install a skill
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- hive skill list # List installed skills
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- hive skill upgrade # Upgrade installed skills
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- hive skill search <query> # Search registries for a skill
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- hive skill remove <name> # Remove a skill
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- hive registry add # Add a skill registry
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- hive registry list # List configured registries
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- hive registry remove # Remove a registry
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- hive credentials list # Show third-party API keys (curated)
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- hive credentials add <KEY> # Set or rotate a credential (Keychain-backed)
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- hive credentials remove <KEY> # Delete a credential
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+ The shaping. The curation. Taking generic agents and turning them into a reliable operation for *your* business. The engine is open and free; you pay when you want one workflow to become rock-solid faster than you'd shape it alone.
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- ## What we charge for
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- The shaping. The curation. The hands-on work to take generic agents and turn them into a reliable operation for *your* specific business. Plus certified plugin bundles, ongoing platform updates, and the support a small team needs when something feels off.
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- The principle: **the engine is open; you pay for the curation flow.** Run hive yourself for free, forever — Apache-2.0, no DRM, no phone home. Pay us when you want one workflow to become rock-solid faster than you'd shape it alone.
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- Beta cohorts get the curation work free while we learn — [ask for an invite](mailto:beta@keepur.io?subject=Keepur%20beta%20invitation%20code).
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+ - [Managing your hive](docs/managing-your-hive.md) — plugins, skills, day-two ops.
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