HivemindOS
One brain. One fleet. One command room — running on the machines you already own.Built on the frontier of the agent economy.
Scroll to enter the hive
Flies with the stack you already run
Hermes
OpenClaw
Aeon
MiroShark
LM Studio
Ollama
vLLM
Venice
Solana
RobinhoodIThe Brain
One brain the whole swarm reads before it acts, and writes the lesson back to when the work is done. It lives in your own Obsidian vault — plain files, on your disk, that every machine and every agent can reach.
14 typed memory categories · ranked recall, not vibes · writes that look like secrets are blocked before they land · syncs across trusted machines
IIThe Mesh
Machines find each other, share keys, and hand off work across a network only you can see. No public ports. No cloud in the middle. Add a key once; every machine that needs it has it.
live fleet discovery over your own Tailscale or app-managed mesh · encrypted device links · one shared secret store · repair a remote box from the dashboard
IIIThe Queen
A task that names a repo goes to the machine that has it checked out. A Mac job goes to the Mac. A busy box gets passed over. The queen reads the work and routes it — across every machine you own, without you assigning a thing.
project-aware placement from live git state · worker-class inference from the task itself · OS affinity · burst-spreading so one box never saturates
IVThe Rails
Agents hold their own wallets and pay for what they're approved to — a tool, an API, a transaction — within limits you set. Every spend over your line stops and waits for your tap. Your personal wallet never moves on its own.
rolling budgets enforced as hard caps · one-tap approval above a threshold · a company-wide freeze switch · every spend ledgered and tagged
VThe Companythe furthest edge
Describe an outcome and a company forms around it — a real operating company, powered entirely by agents. Roles, a budget, approval lines, a first experiment. It plans, routes work across your hive, ships, and pauses for your sign-off on anything that matters.
Zero Human Companies with a charter, treasury, and kill switch · Founder Mode turns one sentence into a reviewable blueprint · a full cockpit per company
VIThe Compoundingwhy it's not a tool
When a method proves itself, the hive distills it into a skill every agent can reuse — reviewed by you, then permanent. Every job the swarm finishes makes the next one better. It remembers. It coordinates. And it compounds.
Hivemind Labs graduate an evidence-backed method into a shared skill · Hive Fusion turns a plain request into a reusable capability · a pattern miner proposes what to learn next
VIIIn Command
One room for every machine, every agent, every dollar. Call an agent and talk it through the work out loud. It calls you back when something needs a human. Humans stay in command; the swarm does the reaching.
a live fleet view · voice calls with tool-use mid-call, transcribed on-device · a paired mobile companion · one inbox for approvals and alerts
On the machines you already own. Open source. Yours to read, line by line.
Take the hive home
Install one complete hub to command the hive. Link every other computer as a lightweight worker you govern from that hub.
The full dashboard, Queen Bee, Shared Brain, approvals, and fleet controls on the computer you use to run the hive.
Add a borrowed GPU, spare computer, or server to the Hive Fleet while permissions and routing stay under your main hub.
Download and open HivemindOS Link on the extra machine.The guided app installs only the collector—no second dashboard.
Click “Link this device.”The app handles installation and shows progress for you.
Copy its approval link and open it on your main hub.Approve once, then the device appears automatically in the Hive Fleet.
Only use this if the guided Link app cannot run on your device.
git clone https://github.com/LiamVisionary/hivemindos.git && cd hivemindos && ./setup.sh --collector-onlyPrivate by default · no public ports · permissions stay on the hub
Before you install
Yes — the core is free and open source under MIT. Clone it, read every line, and run it on your own machines with your own keys at no cost; the installers above are cut from the same public repo. HivemindOS also offers optional paid services for the infrastructure it runs on your behalf — hosted agent calls and messages, managed compute, and app hosting. You're charged only when it operates something for you, never just to use the app. The full breakdown is on the tokenomics page.
On a single machine, nothing has to — the dashboard, vault, and memory are local files and local processes. A fleet talks only over your own Tailscale or Hivemind Link mesh. A few optional services are hosted and clearly marked as opt-in; nothing on this page requires them.
Not for one machine. For a fleet, the default Hivemind Link path uses your own Tailscale account through an embedded node — no system VPN client required. Local-only use can skip Tailscale entirely.
Hermes, OpenClaw, OpenCode, Codex, Claude Code, Aeon, and MiroShark today, plus generic machine agents and local model servers such as Ollama, LM Studio, and vLLM. No single runtime is required.
HIVE exists and is optional; no core function of the OS requires it. HivemindOS allocates 15% of recognized platform revenue to HIVE buybacks and a separate 15% to the company treasury. Purchased tokens are not destroyed. Staking provides six tiers of Honey multipliers, free-agent usage multipliers, and member pricing—not HIVE yield or a claim on company revenue.