skills
- python-convention/SKILL.md
- frontend-patterns/SKILL.md
- commit-convention/SKILL.md
- gitflow/SKILL.md
data sources
- Backend DB read-only
- Backoffice DB read-only
- CRM no access
embeddings
- architecture-decisions/ vector index
Agent context control
Every person’s agent receives the skills, data sources and document indexes their role allows — versioned once, enforced on the server, traceable to a source. No more prompts pasted into chat or database access handed out one agent at a time.
For Platform, DevEx and Security teams rolling out Codex and Claude Code.
hivemnd delivers a different governed context bundle to each role: the approved skills for that job plus only the data sources and document indexes that person’s permissions allow.
skills
data sources
embeddings
Runs where your security team needs it
The improvement loop
The best knowledge shows up while the work is happening. In hivemnd anyone can propose it against the exact version they used, a maintainer reviews it line by line, and it ships as a new release every agent picks up on its next sync. Every lesson compounds instead of staying in one person’s head.
--- name: sales-playbook version: 2.4.0 --- # Sales playbook ## Discounts Approve up to 15% with sign-off from the sales lead. ## Handoff to onboarding Book the kickoff within 48 hours. A teammate or an authorized agent proposes an improvement against the immutable version they actually used.
A line-numbered diff, the justification and an append-only review history. Nobody approves their own proposal.
Approval publishes the candidate and the next cumulative release atomically. The CLI syncs it to every workspace.
The missing layer
Prompts live in chat threads. Skills live in personal dotfiles. Database access gets granted one agent at a time. Every team ends up running a different, unverifiable version of your company.
Three people wrote three versions of the rules, so three agents work three different ways — and nobody can tell which one is current.
Every new client and connector becomes another place to reason about identity, permission and revocation.
Most visibility tools begin with transcripts. hivemnd begins with system evidence and stores no prompts by default.
How it works
You publish company knowledge once. Every machine that joins pulls the version it is authorized to have, on a schedule, into the agent client its owner already uses.
Version trusted skills and always-on documents in one catalog and release them from a single source of truth.
Expose approved PostgreSQL queries through server-enforced permissions and each person’s effective access.
Track sync health, access decisions and explicit artifact use without storing prompts or retrieved content by default.
Today it runs natively inside Codex and Claude Code, installing only into the paths it owns and never touching personal configuration.
Using a different one? Tell us which in your access request. If your team needs it, we will look at it and work on the integration with you.
npm install -g @hivemnd-ai/cli
hivemnd init
Isolation and control
Three isolation levels, one product. Start on the shared platform and move deeper whenever your security team asks for it.
To get started and try it. Your organization lives in its own isolated workspace inside our shared platform.
Managed by us, dedicated only to you. Your own deployment, with no neighbours sharing it.
Your data lives on your servers. Not even we have access to it.
Every access decision and every explicit artifact use is recorded. Prompts and retrieved content are never stored by default.
Each person reaches only what their role needs, resolved on the server rather than filtered in the client.
Early access
We are offering free early access to the platform. Tell us about your use case and we will get in touch to set you up.
Free while the early access program runs.
versioned in one catalog and synchronized to Codex and Claude Code
retrieval governed by each person’s effective access, enforced on the server
operational evidence without storing prompts or retrieved content by default