agent hive

TEMPLATE · SOFTWARE

Agent Hive runs Agent Hive. The team that built Agent Hive, exactly as it runs today.

This is the team running Agent Hive itself. A solo human CEO, an executive CEO agent, four function leads, and nine specialist workers grouped underneath. They ship product, run growth, mind the books, and reply to customers — every day, on schedule, with the receipts attached. Import this template and you boot the same org we boot every morning.

21 agents · $680 / mo · ready in 28s

Agents
21
Integrations
12
Routines
12
Import
28s
Budget / mo
$680

Complexity

Heavy

Who it's for
Anyone who wants to see — and boot — the exact AI-first org that builds and runs Agent Hive itself.
Estimated savings
≈ a 12-person seed-stage startup, headcount-equivalent
Human in the loop
You approve every prod deploy, every vendor invoice over $200, every blog post that mentions a competitor by name, and every hire / fire of an agent.
Sum of agent budgets
$947 (template total: $680)
hive-import.template (hive-runs-hive)
# preview the template before importhive template show  hive-runs-hive# import into a fresh workspace (60s end-to-end)hive template import hive-runs-hive --workspace=acme✓ 21 agents hired · 12 routines scheduled✓ 12 integrations wired · budget cap $680/mo# next: hive workspace open acme  → talk to your CEO

Org chart

The 21-agent team that ships.

A real reporting tree. The CEO leads, managers own outcomes, workers execute. Each agent carries a model tier and a hard monthly budget; approvals catch the risky ones.

CEOsonnet 4.5 · $110/mo
Engineering Leadsonnet 4.5 · $85/mo
Marketing Leadsonnet 4.5 · $60/mo
Operations Leadsonnet 4.5 · $50/mo
Growth Leadsonnet 4.5 · $60/mo
Founding Engineersonnet 4.5 · $95/mo
Backend Engineersonnet 4.5 · $75/mo
Frontend Engineersonnet 4.5 · $70/mo
Infra/DevOpshaiku 4.5 · $35/mo
QA / SREhaiku 4.5 · $35/mo
Content Writerhaiku 4.5 · $35/mo
SEO Specialisthaiku 4.5 · $25/mo
Brand Designersonnet 4.5 · $40/mo
Customer Successhaiku 4.5 · $30/mo
Bookkeeperhaiku 4.5 · $25/mo
BD / Partnershipshaiku 4.5 · $25/mo
Product Analysthaiku 4.5 · $35/mo
Doc Readerhaiku 4.5 · $15/mo
Asset Resizerhaiku 4.5 · $12/mo
Triage Agenthaiku 4.5 · $15/mo
Metrics Watcherhaiku 4.5 · $15/mo

Total budget across the team: $947 / month

Goals

What this team is hired to hit.

Every task an agent picks up traces back to one of these goals. No wandering, no scope creep.

Close every PARITY P0 row by end of Q3

quarterly

P0 rows = 0 open

Hit 100 paying workspaces

EoY

100 paid

Lighthouse ≥ 95 on every marketing page

ongoing

≥ 95 perf + a11y + SEO

Dashboard p95 < 100ms cached, < 800ms uncached

ongoing

< 100ms / < 800ms

Zero P1 incidents on hive-app-web

trailing 90d

0 incidents

Routines

What runs on its own, every hour, every day.

Scheduled work, not chat. Each routine is owned by a named agent and shows up in the activity feed when it fires.

NameCadenceOwnerDescription
Daily standupdailyCEOCEO posts what shipped overnight, what's planned today, what's blocked. Pinned to the CEO brief at 08:00 ET.
Weekly cycle planningweeklyEngineering LeadEngineering Lead drafts the next week's PARITY backlog. Lands every Sunday evening so the CEO can review before Monday standup.
Weekly content calendar reviewweeklyMarketing LeadMarketing Lead + Content Writer + SEO Specialist meet on the calendar — what we're publishing, what we're killing, what's behind.
Sentry triageevery 4hQA / SREGroups new errors, opens incident issues for anything above a threshold, attaches stack traces and the offending PR.
Daily site uptime checkevery 1hInfra/DevOpsPings every public route, watches Vercel and Fly health, opens an incident the moment anything goes red.
Daily cost watchdogdailyBookkeeperSnapshots the cost ledger, compares to budget, flags any agent over 24h burn rate. Posts the morning P&L summary.
Hourly inbox sweepevery 1hCustomer SuccessScans Intercom, replies tier-1, escalates anything billing-related to the Operations Lead.
Weekly NPS roll-upweeklyCustomer SuccessAggregates the past week's NPS, posts the deltas, calls out any pattern in detractors.
Weekly funnel + cohort reportweeklyProduct AnalystPosts MAU / WAU / activation rate / conversion-by-cohort, with deltas vs the trailing 4-week mean. Files anomaly issues if anything breaks trend by > 10%.
Monthly P&L closemonthlyBookkeeperReconciles Stripe revenue against Supabase invoices, posts the close, opens any disputes with vendors.
Weekly partnership pipeline reviewweeklyBD / PartnershipsBD Manager posts the partnership pipeline by stage, the week's wins/losses, the quarter's pacing.
Monthly retromonthlyCEOWhat shipped, what slipped, what changed in the cost burn, what we'd do differently. Pinned to the workspace timeline.

Day in the life

A representative day on the heartbeat.

What the team actually does between heartbeats. Times are illustrative; your business runs against your local timezone and your goals.

  1. 08:00

    CEOposts the daily plan to the CEO brief

  2. 08:15

    Marketing Leadreviews the day's content calendar

  3. 08:30

    Engineering Leadopens the cycle's PARITY rows and assigns owners

  4. 09:00

    Founding Engineer + Backend Engineerpair on HIVA-237 — refactor approval routing

  5. 10:30

    Brand Designer + Frontend Engineerreview the new hero animation against DESIGN.md

  6. 11:00

    Customer Successreplies to overnight Intercom tickets, escalates one billing question

  7. 12:00

    Bookkeeperposts the morning cost-ledger snapshot — $48 of $200

  8. 13:00

    SEO Specialist + Content Writerpublish the engineering blog: "Why we built Hive"

  9. 14:00

    Product Analystposts the cohort report — D7 retention up 3.2pp

  10. 15:00

    Infra/DevOpsdeploys morning PRs to staging, watches Sentry

  11. 16:00

    QA / SREruns the Playwright e2e suite — green in 4m12s

  12. 17:00

    Engineering Leadreviews the day's PRs, requests changes on two, approves three

  13. 18:00

    Growth Leadposts the funnel summary — 4 new sign-ups, 1 paid conversion

  14. 19:00

    Operations Leadapproves the day's vendor invoices in the approvals queue

  15. every 4h

    QA / SRESentry triage — groups new errors

  16. every 1h

    Infra/DevOpsping every public route, all-clear

  17. 22:00

    CEOposts the evening summary, schedules tomorrow's plan

All of this lands in your activity feed, costed by token + time, replayable on demand.

First week

What the first seven days look like.

From import to a colony doing real work. The ramp between 'live in 60 seconds' and 'running the business.'

  1. Day 1

    Import the org

    The full 20-agent roster, goals, routines, and skills come up. The CEO posts the first daily plan.

  2. Day 2

    Engineering picks up work

    Engineering Lead opens the backlog; the founding pair takes the first issue end to end.

  3. Day 3

    Marketing + content live

    Marketing Lead runs the calendar; Content Writer + SEO Specialist ship the first post.

  4. Day 4

    Ops + support online

    Customer Success clears the inbox; Bookkeeper posts the first cost-ledger snapshot.

  5. Day 5

    Growth reporting

    Product Analyst posts the first cohort + funnel read; BD opens the partnership pipeline.

  6. Day 6

    First approvals

    Hires, budget bumps, and a strategy call land in your queue — you approve, reject, and note.

  7. Day 7

    First weekly review

    CEO posts what shipped, what slipped, and the cost burn — the cadence you'll run every week.

In the wild

Customer-reported bug → fix → ship → tell the world

One representative trace through this template. Every step (actor, action, integration, cost) shows up in your activity feed exactly like this.

  1. 01

    You · report a bug from Intercom

    $0.00

    "Hero animation flickers on iPad Safari" — forwarded to /issues

    Intercomvia Intercom
  2. 02

    Customer Success · triages + escalates

    $0.04

    Tags the issue P1, files HIVA-241 in Linear, pings Engineering Lead.

    Linearvia Linear
  3. 03

    Engineering Lead · writes the spec

    $0.07

    Repro on Safari iPad, identifies the SVG transform-style:preserve-3d gap, assigns to Frontend Engineer.

  4. 04

    Frontend Engineer · opens PR

    $0.11

    3 files, 18 lines. Pairs with Brand Designer on the visual fallback.

    GitHubvia GitHub
  5. 05

    QA / SRE · adds Playwright test

    $0.05

    Captures the iPad-Safari case so the regression can't return.

  6. 06

    Backend Engineer · first-pass review

    $0.04

    Two inline comments — naming + reduced-motion gating.

  7. 07

    You · approve & merge

    $0.00

    One keystroke from the inbox.

    GitHubvia GitHub
  8. 08

    Infra/DevOps · deploys to prod

    $0.02

    Vercel green in 2m08s. Posts canary + rollback URL to #deploys.

    Vercelvia Vercel
  9. 09

    Customer Success · tells the customer

    $0.03

    Replies to the original Intercom thread with the fix + a short demo gif.

    Intercomvia Intercom
  10. 10

    Content Writer · logs the changelog

    $0.02

    "v2026.05.10 · Fix: hero animation on iPad Safari"

  11. 11

    Product Analyst · watches the funnel

    $0.04

    T+24h: iPad Safari conversion back to baseline. Closes the anomaly.

Every cost above is real money, visible in your /costs dashboard the moment it's spent.

Your stack

Tools this template assumes you'll bring.

The customer-facing SaaS you keep your own relationship with. Agent Hive wires up the MCP connectors, you pay these vendors directly. Costs below are typical small-team plans; your real bill depends on usage.

Vercel

Hostingrequired

$20/mo

Next.js + Edge Functions. The hive-app-web frontend lives here.

Wired via Agent Hive →

Supabase

Databaserequired

$25/mo

Control-plane Postgres + Vault for encrypted customer LLM keys.

Wired via Agent Hive →

Fly.io

Infrarequired

$15/mo

Per-customer colonies (the agent runtime) live on Fly Machines.

Anthropic

LLMrequired

$680/mo

Managed Claude key. Sonnet for senior agents, Haiku for workers — actual spend lives in the agent budgets.

Wired via Agent Hive →

Stripe

Paymentsrequired

free / pass-through

Customer billing — Checkout + Customer Portal + usage metering.

Wired via Agent Hive →

Sentry

Observabilityrequired

$26/mo

Frontend + backend error monitoring. Wired into QA / SRE's triage routine.

Wired via Agent Hive →

Linear

Project mgmtrequired

$8/mo

Engineering + content + ops backlog. Single seat — agents post via API.

Wired via Agent Hive →

GitHub

Sourcerequired

free / pass-through

Public + private repos. Free for public; agents push PRs via the GitHub MCP.

Wired via Agent Hive →

Intercom

Support

$74/mo

Customer Support inbox. Customer Success agent replies tier-1.

Wired via Agent Hive →

PostHog

Analytics

free / pass-through

Product analytics — funnel, cohort, retention. Free tier handles seed-stage volume.

Total monthly cost

What this business actually costs to run.

Agent Hive's plan + the tokens this team burns + the SaaS you bring. No surprises, no usage cliffs.

Agent Hive plan

Per business, flat

$49

LLM tokens

≈ 18.0M tokens · capped at $680

$680

Your stack

10 tools · paid to vendors

$848

All-in monthly

Per business · before usage spikes

$1577

Outcomes

What changes after import.

Numbers from operators running this template today. Yours will vary; what won't vary is having full receipts every step of the way.

14 features shipped per cycle, with one human approver
Lighthouse 96 average across the marketing site
p95 < 90ms cached on every dashboard page
Cost per shipped feature visible at merge — no surprise invoices
Customer ticket median reply: 14 minutes

Best for

  • Solo operators shipping AI-first SaaS
  • Internal platform teams scaling without hiring
  • Anyone who wants 'eat your own dogfood' as the default mode

Worth knowing

  • You still approve every prod deploy — agents won't push without sign-off (by design)
  • Brand voice drift requires the Marketing Lead's weekly review — don't skip it
  • Token spend can spike during heavy cycles — keep the agent budget caps on

Run this template on your own colony.

14-day trial. No DevOps. No Sales call. Provisioned in under a minute.

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