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Hive v2 documentation

This index organizes the versioned Hive docs under v2/docs/. It is the precursor to a published docs site.

Getting Started

Agent configuration — configure lanes, models, channels, policy modes, and ACMM packs.
Hive CLI — inspect agents, beads, events, config, knowledge, and lite enrollment.
Hive lite enrollment — five-minute, zero-secret advisory enrollment for a repository.
Credly badges — public badge/credential surfaces.

Reference architecture — process model, governor, deterministic pipeline, guardrails, ACMM, beads, hub/spoke, model backends, and observability.
CNCF reference architecture — cloud-native framing for Hive’s components and security boundaries.
ACMM policy matrix — autonomy levels mapped to agent policy modes.
Configuration layering — seed, overlay, dashboard, and hub/spoke configuration precedence.
Planning intelligence — goal decomposition, plan review, and stall-replan concepts.
Knowledge system design — layered knowledge, primers, and extraction design.

Security threat model — actors, boundaries, layered defenses, known gaps, and reporting.
Architecture Decision Records — lightweight ADR process and records 0001-0010.
Intent verification — tier-based change authorization for merge eligibility.
Trajectory review — drift detection and agent pause semantics.
Rootless Podman CI seam — documented test intent and static contract for contributor-container runtime handling.

Manual provisioning — hub/spoke provisioning paths, authentication modes, and troubleshooting.
Cross-cluster migration — moving spokes across clusters, including heartbeat-only clusters.
Retro lane — deterministic post-completion analysis and advisory beads.
Review swarm — structured review perspectives, verdicts, and merge-gate integration.

Public roadmap — Now / Next / Later direction for v4 catch-up and follow-on work.
Landscape and positioning — comparison with Fullsend, single-agent tools, hosted services, and research harnesses.