activeloopai/hivemind

Hivemind stores and retrieves global team memory across sessions, users, and agents in an Activeloop organization. Use it to recall shared context, search summaries, and sync mined Claude skills with a team.

Hivemind Code Graph queries a local AST-derived code graph to answer structural questions about a codebase. Use it to find definitions, callers, imports, architectural layers, and change impact before reading the actual source.

Hivemind Goals creates, tracks, and updates team goals and KPIs as Markdown files in the Deeplake virtual filesystem. Use it when the user mentions a goal, KPI, task, todo, or any measurable work item to track progress.

Hivemind Goals creates, tracks and updates team goals and KPIs as Markdown files in the Deeplake virtual filesystem. Use it when the user mentions a goal, objective, KPI, target, milestone, or any actionable task or reminder.

Hivemind Goals creates, tracks, and updates team goals and KPIs using the hivemind CLI. Use it when someone mentions a goal, objective, KPI, task, or wants to capture and resume actionable work items with full context.

Hivemind Goals creates, tracks, and reads team goals and KPIs in Hivemind memory from OpenClaw. Use it when a user mentions a goal, objective, KPI, target, milestone, or any actionable task like a todo or reminder to save with resumable context.

Hivemind Graph queries a local AST-derived code graph (functions, classes, calls, imports) through a Deeplake mount. Use it for structural questions like "what calls X?", "where is Z defined?", or to trace dependency paths and impact before changing a signature.

Hivemind Graph queries a local AST-derived code graph of functions, classes, calls, and imports to answer structural questions like what calls X or where Y is defined. Use it to map dependencies and blast radius before changing a signature.

Hivemind Memory provides global team and org memory for AI agents, searching both built-in and shared Hivemind memory when recalling information. Use it to look up past sessions, manage organization access, share reusable skills, and run semantic memory searches.

Hivemind Memory stores persistent team and organization memory in ~/.deeplake/memory/, including session summaries and raw logs. Use it when you need to recall information from past sessions or share reusable skills across a team.