hivelisted

# Hive CLI Hive turns a repository into a folder-based coding-agent pipeline: ideas become tasks, tasks move through brainstorm, plan, develop, review, artifacts, and finalize stages, and the daemon keeps enrolled projects moving in the background. Use this skill when the user wants to install Hive from OpenClaw, initialize the current project, create a task, inspect status, move a task through plan/develop/review, run diagnostics, compile wiki changelog fragments, or administer Hive's daemon, bot, markers, metrics, and task registry. ## Install From ClawHub Users install the OpenClaw skill with: ```bash openclaw skills install hive-cli ``` That listing installs the `/hive` slash command. First run should normally be: ```text /hive setup ``` ## Common Paths - `/hive setup` installs or verifies the Hive CLI, enables the per-user daemon service, and optionally initializes the current repository. - `/hive status --json` shows the task board and next actions. - `/hive new . "build this feature"` creates a new Hive task in the current project. - `/hive plan <task-slug>`, `/hive develop <task-slug>`, and `/hive review <task-slug>` advance a task through the main coding workflow. - `/hive wiki compile-log --check` verifies that `wiki/log.md` matches the fragments in `wiki/log.d/`. - `/hive doctor` checks local runtime and skill configuration. ## CLI Detection Before running a Hive workflow, check whether the Hive CLI is installed: ```bash if hive --version 2>/dev/null |