Welcome

One brain. Every product.

Hivemind OS is the operating system that powers every Taskclan product — shared identity, billing, events, and a hive of specialized AI agents — so each new product launches as an app on a platform, not a company built from scratch.

Built once. Shared by all.


What’s running today

33821852,400+
IntentsNamed agentsWorkflowsProducts on the runtimeUsers on the flagship

All numbers live from production. Verify any of them on the Live links below.


What is Hivemind OS?

Every AI product needs the same backend before it ships anything that matters: auth, billing, agents, memory, model routing, workflows, knowledge, deployment, usage metering.

We built it once.

Now five of our own AI products run on it — and we’re opening it as a platform for anyone building AI-native software.

One intent. One API. Everything.

Every backend capability is one request:

POST /api/hive/v1/intent

No new endpoints per feature. No new SDK methods to learn. Every product — ours or yours — talks to the brain through the same typed call.


The stack

                ┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
   Products     │  GameNova · Nani · VendorFlyer · …      │   ← your app here
                └────────────────────┬────────────────────┘


                ┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
   Hivemind     │  Agents · Skills · Workflows · Memory   │   ← the hive
                │  Insights · Tools · Marketplace         │
                └────────────────────┬────────────────────┘


                ┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
   Platform     │  Identity · Billing · Events · Wallet   │   ← shared services
                │  AI Gateway · Notifications · SDKs      │
                └────────────────────┬────────────────────┘


                ┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
   Infrastructure │  Supabase · Heroku · R2 · OpenRouter  │
                └─────────────────────────────────────────┘

The hive

Hivemind isn’t a router that calls models — it’s an organism of specialized faculties (we call them minds) that route, plan, decide, generate, coordinate, remember, and speak. Every intent is tagged with one or more minds; the platform schedules, observes, and learns across them.

Seven minds

perception · planning · decisioning · generation · coordination · memory · voice

What you get

  • 21 named agents — each a persona-scoped grouping of intents (run with runAgent(name, input))
  • 338 intents — every capability behind a single typed API
  • A tool registry — connect external services (Gmail, Slack, GitHub) once, reuse everywhere
  • A prompt registry — versioned prompts, A/B variants, eval hooks
  • Shared memory — read/write across products with privacy invariants
  • A cross-product learning loop — one product’s aggregate insights retune another’s defaults before the agent even acts

Read the concepts →


Apps on the OS

Five products running on the same runtime, today:

ProductWhat it isLive URL
GameNovaAI game creator (2,374 users · 3,774 games created)gamenova.io
NaniVoice-first family assistantiOS App Store
VendorFlyerAI promo-kit generator (NGN)vendorflyerai.com
NaijaCVAI career-kit generator (NGN)naijacv.ai
Proposal AIAI proposal generator (NGN)proposalai.com

Each one was easier to build than the last — because the platform handled auth, billing, agents, memory, and model routing. The fifth product cost a fraction of the first.


Hivemind Cloud — the control plane

One dashboard. One login. One bill.

After install, your users sign into Hivemind Cloud to manage orgs, install agents from the marketplace, see usage + billing, and invite teammates — all across every Hivemind product they use.

SurfaceWhat it does
OverviewOrg activity at-a-glance
ProjectsPer-product workspaces
Marketplace35 first-party listings · install with one click
TeamOrg members + roles, invite by email
BillingPlan + usage + upgrade flow
DevelopersAPI keys, SDK install, registry discovery

Multi-tenant org model · JIT personal workspace on first login · server-side plan/quota enforcement at the intent layer.

→ Read the Cloud guide · → Open Cloud (live)


For builders

You don’t need a token to install. The packages are public:

# add to your project's .npmrc:
echo "@taskclan:registry=https://npm.pkg.github.com" >> .npmrc
 
# then install + scaffold:
npm install @taskclan/platform @taskclan/hivemind @taskclan/hivemind-react
npm create @taskclan/hivemind-app@latest my-app

The four packages

PackageWhat it is
@taskclan/create-hivemind-appScaffolder CLI — 4 templates (node-starter, react-chat, next-ai-chat, agent-worker)
@taskclan/platformTyped client: dispatch intents, track events, check entitlements, discover registries
@taskclan/hivemindAgentic layer: run named agents, shared memory, recall insights, recommend defaults
@taskclan/hivemind-reactReact UI: <HivemindProvider>, <HivemindChat>, useChat, <AgentCard>, <UsageBadge>

30-minute path

import { createPlatformClient } from '@taskclan/platform';
 
const client = createPlatformClient({
  baseUrl: 'https://api.hivemindos.taskclan.com',
  product: 'my-app',
  getToken: async () => process.env.HIVEMIND_TOKEN!,
});
 
// every backend capability is one call:
const result = await client.dispatchIntent('your.intent.name', { /* input */ });

→ Quickstart · → Concepts · → Reference


How extension works

Hivemind OS is designed to be extended, not just consumed. Three ways to build with it:

1. Dispatch intents from any service

The platform is HTTP + typed JSON. Any service — your Node backend, a Python worker, a Rails monolith, a Cloudflare Worker, a bash script with curl — can call it. The SDKs are for convenience; the wire protocol is universal.

2. Build your own agents, skills, and tools

Author an agent (a persona-scoped grouping of intents), a skill (a reusable capability), or a tool (an external connector — Gmail, Slack, GitHub, your own API). Register it once; the runtime handles scheduling, observability, retries, and surfacing it in listAgents() / listSkills().

3. Publish to the marketplace

Ship your agents, workflows, prompts, templates, plugins, or tools to the marketplace. Free or paid installs (80/20 creator/platform split on paid). First-party listings are derived live from the registries, so day-one population is real.


Provider-agnostic by design

Hivemind doesn’t lock you into a single AI provider, a single payment processor, or a single deploy target.

  • AI providers: the AI gateway routes across OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, and Google — with automatic provider failover when one is down.
  • Payments: the unified billing ledger spans Stripe, Paystack, RevenueCat, and “manual” (for custom flows).
  • Infrastructure: runs on Heroku today; the deploy target is abstracted (multi-cloud roadmap).

Want to swap one out? You write one provider adapter, not a refactor.


Authentication

Today — you authenticate with a Supabase user JWT (HIVEMIND_TOKEN), the same session you get from signing in at /cloud/signin. For local dev, any Supabase access token works.

Roadmap — a first-class developer API-key system (per-key issuance, scoping, rate-limiting, usage attribution) is in flight. Today’s JWT path is fine for dev and early production; production deployments at scale should track the API-key release.


Pricing

Free during the beta. When pricing lands, your existing apps keep working on a free tier; commercial limits will be announced with notice. The Cloud billing surface (/cloud/billing) already shows the eventual plan shape (Free / Pro / Scale / Enterprise).


Verify it yourself

Every claim on this page is checkable on production right now.


Run on the hive

Building an AI product? Start with one npm install and one API call.

Get started — Quickstart · Concepts · Reference · Contact


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