hive

This skill should be used when the user asks to "configure hive", "setup hive for my workflow", "customize session spawn", "add tmux integration", "create custom keybindings", "add user commands", or needs guidance on hive configuration, rules, spawn commands, terminal integration, or keybindings.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "check my inbox", "read my messages", "any unread messages?", "check for new messages", "see my inbox", or needs to read inter-agent messages from other hive sessions. Provides guidance on reading, filtering, and managing inbox messages.

Use `hive hc` commands to track tasks and epics for agent workflows. Like GitHub Issues but scoped to a repository and designed for machine consumption. Use when: - Creating work items (epics, tasks) - Checking item status or listing open work - Recording progress via comments - Claiming the next actionable task for a session - Querying epic context as a structured summary

Define and extend Go enums using the go-enum code generator. Use when adding new enum types, extending existing ones, or running generation after changes.

Add SQL queries, run code generation, and configure type overrides for the hive SQLite data layer. Use when writing new queries, adding tables, or mapping domain types to generated code.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "send message to agent X", "publish to topic", "broadcast to all agents", "notify other sessions", "tell agent Y that...", or needs to send inter-agent messages, hand off work, or broadcast notifications across hive sessions.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "wait for message from agent X", "block until response", "wait for handoff", "synchronize with other agents", "wait for acknowledgment", or needs to block execution until messages arrive on specific topics with configurable timeout.

Comprehensive testing strategies for Bubbletea v2 applications. Covers unit tests, component tests, golden file testing, async operations, external tool integration, and common testing pitfalls.

This skill should be used when the user asks "what's my session ID?", "show my inbox topic", "get session info", "what session am I in?", "my agent ID", or needs to retrieve current hive session details for messaging coordination or debugging.

Best practices for building maintainable, testable TUI components using Bubbletea v2 and the Charm ecosystem. Covers component organization, state management, async operations, visual modes, and common pitfalls.

Update documentation after code changes. Use when adding features, changing keybindings, modifying config options, or updating TUI behavior. Automatically finds and updates relevant documentation files (README, recipes, help text).