Engineering/Beta/one team on the Hivemeld platform
From issue to mergedpull request.
A team of agents for triage, planning, building, review, and merges. They work in branches and open pull requests on GitHub with checks green. Merging to main is one of the things that always stops to ask.
The plan is the estimate: files named before anything is touched
10:20 · building in a branch34 tests green
Branchagent/482-webhook-retryCommits6 so far, each with the suite greenMainUntouched — nothing merges without your review
Your repo, your branches, your test suite
14:05 · pull request openedReady for review
PR #519 · Retry failed webhook deliveriesAdds an exponential-backoff retry queue with a dead-letter table. 34 tests pass, including 6 new ones. No changes outside webhooks and its tests.
Your checks run first · the diff is the whole story
15:30 · mergedApproved by you
Merged byYou, after reviewDeployHeld — production always asks first
EngineeringOpened branch agent/482-webhook-retryrule: branch per issue10:20
EngineeringOpened PR #519 · 34 tests greenrule: suite green first14:05
EngineeringMerged after your approvalapproved by you15:30
One row per action, each with the rule or person that allowed it
02Guardrails
Guardrails that match how engineering teams already work.
Set them once. Most of the day needs nothing from you.
Engineeringguardrails · example setup3 of 5 run automatically
Triage and planning→Automatic
Review assistance on your pull requests→Automatic
Opening pull requests→Automatic
Merging to main→Ask you
Deploys and migrations→Ask you
Change any rule in Settings. Rule edits are logged with the editor's name.
03Connections
From issue to pull request.
Your repo stays yours. Agents open branches and pull requests; people merge.
Pull requests
Live
GitHub
Every change arrives as a pull request in your own GitHub repo, with tests green and a summary of what moved.
CI checks
Live
Your pipeline
Your existing checks run on every agent PR before review. A failing check gets fixed and re-pushed with the suite green.
Production
Ask first
DeploysMigrations
Anything touching production stops for your approval, with the diff and the rollback attached.
04Pricing
Engineering is one team. From $900 a month, plus metered usage.
The license covers the agents, the guardrails, the branches they work in, and the log. Usage is metered monthly on the same invoice, and you set the team's budget cap with an alert at 80 percent.
UsageMetered monthly. Budget cap and alerts for the team.
IncludesTriage, planning, building, review, and merge agents, plus the full action log.
Full pricing and calculator on the pricing page
05FAQ
The questions engineering leaders ask.
+Can it merge without me?
No. Agents open branches and pull requests; merging to main always needs your approval, and deploys and migrations always ask first. The merge lands under your name, with the review you already did.
+What does it do with a failing suite?
Fixes it and re-pushes. Commits land with the suite green, and your own checks run on the pull request before review. If the suite was red before the agent started, it says so in the PR summary rather than hiding it.
+Which repos and stacks?
Bring a repo and point the team at it. The agents read your stack from the repo itself — language, framework, test commands — and follow the conventions they find there.
+Our code already exists — what about the million lines we have?
That is the normal case, not the exception. The team maps your codebase first — architecture, dependencies, conventions — and then works it like any repo: issues to pull requests, docs kept current, dependency updates proposed. Lines under management are a metered usage line on the invoice, per thousand lines per month; estimate it with the lines-of-code slider on the pricing page.
+How do I see what it changed and why?
Two places: the pull request diff, and the action log, which records every commit, check run, and approval with the rule behind it. Ask why anything happened and the answer cites both.
+What does it cost to run?
A license from $900 a month for the Engineering team, plus usage metered monthly on the same invoice. You set a budget cap for the team, get an alert at 80 percent, and agents stop at the cap. Estimate your total on the pricing page.
