They re-implement patterns you deprecated. They break the architecture decision you made last week. They ship code that works but misses the constraint you already set — because they were never given it in a form they could rely on.
HiveBase loads your company's context — decisions, conventions, patterns — before agents touch a file. 6 agents on one surface. BYOK sessions are free.
“You can stop it every minute and tell it to do something else, then watch it like a hawk — but that is often slower than just doing the work yourself.”
HN, Sep 2025
“Claude Code now skips steps it was explicitly told not to skip, marks tasks as complete when they weren't executed.”
r/ClaudeCode, Apr 2026
“There's no way to evaluate whether that much code is well-written or secure — especially when hundreds of programmers in the company are doing the same.”
404 Media, May 2026
Your AGENTS.md, architecture decisions, and deprecated patterns are part of every task's context before the agent picks up the task. It's enforced — not decorative.
The Supervisor responds at checkpoints — plan approval, CI failures, merge conflicts. Between those, you're not involved. Not babysitting, not reviewing every keystroke.
CI red → auto-fix attempt. Second failure → specific CTA (continue locally, needs human review). Never a dead end.
Bring your own API key and code-agent sessions cost free. Open-source models available on the same surface. Context reads are always free.
Claude Code · OpenAI Codex · Cursor · Devin · Factory Droid · OpenCode — closed and open-source. Route by quality, cost, or task type from a single interface.
The Supervisor handles the checkpoints you'd normally babysit. A failing linter auto-fixes. A risky plan pings you. The rest merge clean. Come back to a Fleet Digest — not a backlog of stalled sessions.
And it doesn't stop there.
See the full cascade → /platformDispatch from UI, API, or MCP. Close the tab. Come back to merged PRs that respected your codebase.