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CODING TASKS

Stop babysitting your coding agents.

Throw a real job — HiveBase loads your repo, runs sessions with agents you already trust, and verifies the result before anything is done. You only re-enter for the calls that are yours.

Knows your repo · runs without you · review the outcome

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00Kickoff

Throw a real job — not a blank agent session.

Mission shell opens with your ask. Context from the company already rides along.

Ship the enterprise tier before the Acme renewal
M-12
JB
Younew mission

Ship the enterprise tier before the Acme renewal — they're on Business now and the renewal is in 18 days.

context sources+6 more

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Tap a beat · same Mission surface as desktop

JUDGMENT SEAT

One call is yours. Everything else already ran.

Money paths and customer-facing copy wait for a human — even when the code is reviewed and ready. The mission brief above already flagged it; here you make the call.

M-12 · 3 shipped · 1 hold

See the Engineering Squad
1 hold · your call
#250·Pricing & billing

Enterprise price — your call

Code and checkout are verified in preview. The price itself is the one customer-facing call I held for you.

Recommended · Approve $499/mo (from enterprise-gtm.md)

not offered$499 / mo
your rule · hold customer-facing pricing
ANY SCOPE

Same surface. Ticket or mission.

The demos look related on purpose — they’re the same feature. What changes is the job: one session that ships a ticket, or a mission that decomposes across agents and finishes in hours — not a project plan.

A single coding session and a multi-subtask multi-agent mission. Same product surface, different job size.

01Ticket

Add SAML before renewal

  • 1 session
  • 1 agent path
  • chat + PR

Add SAML before renewal

1 hold
CodeReview
JB
Youkickoff
Add SAML SSO before the Acme renewal — it's on Business now.
enriched with your contextlaunch-saml.md
Claude Code
Claude CodeSonnet

Read the codebase and your context. Plan: add a SAML verifier, route OAuth through PKCE, update Business pricing copy.

Analyzed your codebase · 12 files
Claude Code
Claude CodeSonnet

Implemented across 3 files and opened a pull request.

Writesrc/auth/saml.ts
Editsrc/auth/oauth.ts
Editapp/pricing/page.tsx
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Not two products — one task surface that scales with what you throw at it.

LINEUP

Pick the envelope. The system fills Plan, Execute, Review.

A lineup is cost × quality control — not a wall of tools to wire. Try Fast through Max: the planner, executor, and reviewer reassign under you. Same control in product settings and on create.

Lineup

Daily default

Daily default · OpenCode executor

Costlow
Qualitymid
  • Planstandard

    Sonnet

    brief + scope

  • Executefit

    OpenCode · OS

    bulk muscle

  • Reviewstandard

    Sonnet

    after candidate

Tap a preset · system fills the slots · override anytime in product

Quiet default · Auto routes inside the envelope · inspect what ran

Coming soon · desktop

Plan/review can use your local Claude, Codex, or OpenCode CLI login — bulk execute stays cheap in cloud.

AUTO ROUTE

Not cheaper everywhere — right tier for each role.

Inside your lineup, HiveBase sets a quality floor and picks the cheapest healthy lane that clears it. Plan and review stay frontier when the work needs it; execute rides OpenCode muscle. Missions amplify the gap — many job shapes under one envelope.

01One model · everywhere

Frontier on every role

no quality floor · no cheap lane

Max-style

lineup · max · Opus throughout

  • PlanOpus
  • ExecuteOpus
  • ReviewOpus
Seat burnhigh

Premium model on mechanical work

02Quality floor · cheapest lane

Right tier per role

cost × quality · auto inside envelope

Deep / Auto

floor met · cheapest healthy

routed
  • Plan

    Opus

    high-stakes conceptual

    frontier
  • Execute

    OpenCode · GLM

    bulk implementation

    fit
  • Review

    Opus

    adversarial check

    frontier
Seat burnlow

Frontier plan/review · fit models on volume

A single ticket saves some. A mission is a portfolio of roles — routing is where the gap opens.

How subscription economics work →

REVIEW THE OUTCOME

A brief you can actually read — not a wall of diff.

Architecture diagram, acceptance table, call-outs for what still needs you. Same document in the cloud — share it with the team without shipping a zip of patches. Open any PR when you want depth.

Dispatch and review live on one surface. Desktop runners plug in when you want work on your machine; the brief stays shareable either way.

Get started freeHow the economics work
Mission briefM-12
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Mission review

Enterprise tier before the Acme renewal

Acme renews in 18 days on Business. You asked for enterprise readiness as one shippable outcome — not four half-finished tickets.

4 sessions · 1 hold · ~90s of human attention

Architecture

How the four pieces land as one outcome
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Acceptance

CriterionEvidenceStatus
SAML enterprise loginExecuted in previewmet
OAuth path preservedCross-session guardrailmet
Seat count → StripeMeter increments by 1met
Enterprise price liveHeld — your ruleheld
Needs you$499 / mo enterprise price

Code and checkout are verified in preview. Your rule held customer-facing pricing — recommend $499/mo from enterprise-gtm.md, waiting on your sign-off before it goes live.

Grader ran separate from the producers that wrote the code.

Depth#247 · #248 · #249 · #250

Readable outcome · cloud link · org visibility — not cold PR archaeology.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED PLAINLY

What a Coding Mission actually does.

Supervised agents on your repo — independent verify, holds for money paths, and a receipt on every ship. Not another bare chat with a coding model.

What is an AI coding agent supervisor?

A layer that dispatches coding tasks to multiple AI coding agents, watches their checkpoints, and only interrupts you for the calls that need human judgment — code review, merge decisions, and anything outside its verified context. HiveBase is that layer: a supervisor for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode on one surface.

What's the best AI setup for coding agents in 2026?

One supervised surface that handles a small ticket or a full mission without changing tools. HiveBase routes across Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and other models by job fit, loads each session with real repo context, and when the mission is ready hands you a short review brief — objective, what shipped, what still needs you — instead of a wall of unfiltered diff.

How is this different from just running Claude Code or Cursor directly?

Running an agent directly still makes you the router, the context-loader, and the QA function for your coding agents: you re-explain your repo's conventions every session and review every diff cold. HiveBase pre-loads company and repo context automatically, dispatches to whichever agent fits the task, and routes failures to a named next step instead of leaving you to notice something went wrong.

Does it require BYOK (bring your own key)?

No — you can use HiveBase's managed access, and BYOK sessions run free if you'd rather use your own API keys.

What happens when a Mission hits a wall?

It stops what it can't clear, ships what already passed verification, and surfaces the blocked work with the real error — not a silent half-merge. Safe partial delivery is part of the contract.

CODING TASKS

Stop babysitting. Keep the judgment seat.

Let HiveBase load the repo, run the sessions, and verify the result. You approve the one call that is still yours.

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