I built a cool tool to run multiple Claude agents in parallel (github.com)

A new tool called Hive has been launched, designed to streamline the functionality of Claude agents by deploying multiple agents in parallel for task execution. This orchestration system features a "Queen" agent that assigns tasks to several "Drones" (worker agents), enabling simultaneous work on multiple objectives like bug fixes, feature development, and testing. Hive automatically sets up its environment, detecting project specifics and managing Git configurations while creating isolated workspaces for each agent, which reduces conflicts and enhances efficiency. This innovation is significant for the AI/ML community as it allows developers to leverage parallel processing for software tasks, thereby drastically reducing the time needed for project completion—from hours to minutes in some cases. With its Redis-based task queue and infrastructure designed for no manual prompts, Hive provides an intelligent framework for managing multiple workflows concurrently. This not only improves productivity but also supports a more collaborative coding environment, maximizing the potential of AI agents like Claude in real-world applications.