Hive coordinates AI coding agents working on the TunaOS backlog. Our hub and hives run on Kubernetes in AWS, on Talos Linux nodes. The dashboards are private; contributing compute is open to the community.
Share your AI coding-agent capacity with School and Reef. One ClankeR relay runs one task at a time and alternates eligible hives after each task. If one hive is unavailable or has no work, the other can continue.
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Before starting: install Git,
GitHub CLI (gh), jq,
curl, and a running Docker or
Podman. Install and sign in to your selected agent CLI.
The wrapper reuses working just, or installs it into ~/.local/bin
without sudo after verifying the pinned installer. Errors stop setup before the relay starts.
Your chosen provider bills your usage or consumes your subscription quota. Agents receive work from the hives, run inside a container, and may change repositories according to their granted trust tier. Container mode is a boundary, not a guarantee against all malicious work. GitHub and agent credentials are staged locally for the relay; task-scoped credentials can also be supplied by the hive.
Keep the terminal open. Ctrl+C stops the relay and removes its container. Existing registrations are reused; other saved hive tokens are preserved but are not selected for this TunaOS session. No system service is installed.
To remove local credentials, stop every relay using them, then remove only the TunaOS entries from
~/.config/hive/contributor.env. Remove the entire directory only if no other Hive setup uses it.
Local removal does not revoke server-side registration. Ask the hive operator to revoke access if needed.
The operating system — bootable container images, the BuildStream desktop build, installers, bootc tooling, branding, and OS package publishing.
Applications and their distribution — GTK/libadwaita and Rust desktop apps, editors, VM and terminal tools, app indexes and Flatpak distribution.
hive.tunaos.org is another hostname for School, not a third hive.
Personal hives may appear in the fleet activity below; they are not part of this two-hive contribution setup.
This hub is private to tuna-os and does not host hives for other projects.
Hive is an open-source project maintained by HiveCommons (co-maintained by TunaOS). To ask about running one — hosted or self-hosted — go to github.com/hivecommons/hive.
Spokes register themselves by heartbeat. The live registry is served at
/api/registry and is what this page describes.