Agent context control

Give AI agents company context, not guesswork.

Turn scattered docs, copied skills and unclear access into one governed context layer. Every agent gets trusted guidance, permission-aware knowledge and source provenance.

For Platform, DevEx and Security teams adopting Codex and Claude.

hivemnd turns fragmented company context into governed, source-aware guidance for AI agents.
Without a control layer Context is scattered
Runbookslost in docs
Agent rulescopied by hand
Accesshard to explain
With hivemnd Governed company context
hivemnd
Versioned guidance
Permission-aware access
Source provenance
At work Agents work with the right context
AI agentsthe tools teams already use
Trusted instructions
Authorized knowledge
Answers with provenance

Built for controlled enterprise adoption

Codex + Claude Dedicated instance Self-hosting path

The missing layer

Agents moved into work before company context caught up.

Teams now copy prompts through chat, rebuild skills in personal dotfiles and connect sensitive systems one agent at a time. Useful context drifts. Access becomes hard to explain.

Instructions drift

Every developer carries a different version of how your company expects agents to work.

Access is fragmented

Each client and connector becomes another place to reason about identity, permission and revocation.

Oversight turns invasive

Most visibility tools start by collecting conversations. hivemnd starts with system evidence instead.

One governed path

Control what agents receive. Connect what they can know.

hivemnd sits between company policy, trusted sources and the agent clients your team already uses.

01 / CONTROL

Publish agent-ready guidance

Version and release approved agents, commands, skills, hooks and MCP configuration from one catalog.

02 / CONNECT

Connect trusted sources

Expose GitHub, documents and databases through server-enforced actions and the user’s effective access.

03 / SUPERVISE

See evidence, not transcripts

Track sync health, access decisions and explicit artifact use without storing prompts or retrieved content by default.

Native where it matters

One company standard. Adapted to each agent.

hivemnd’s CLI installs signed releases into paths it owns, then adapts portable company guidance to Codex and Claude without overwriting personal configuration.

  • Preview every local change before applying it
  • Verify hashes and install releases atomically
  • Roll back safely when a release is unhealthy
CodexSkills, agents, hooks and MCP
Adapter ready
ClaudeSkills, agents, hooks and MCP
Adapter ready

Control without surveillance

Security is the product boundary, not a settings page.

Every deployment has an explicit organization boundary: isolated workspaces in Shared SaaS, or a single organization in dedicated and customer-hosted editions. Source permissions stay server-side and every answer keeps its provenance.

Shared SaaS Managed single-tenant Customer-hosted path
Minimal telemetry by defaultCollection boundary
  • Collected installation health, access decisions and explicit invocation evidence
  • Not collected prompts, retrieved content or tool payloads by default
  • Auditable expanded capture is explicit, scoped and reviewable

A four-week proof

Start with one team and evidence you can defend.

The design-partner pilot connects a small source set, publishes your first governed artifacts and measures whether the operating model works before a broad rollout.

Healthy agent installations

Answers backed by cited sources

Blocked unauthorized access

Stale guidance found before it spreads

Design-partner pilot

Make company context a managed system.

Bring one engineering team, one source and one high-value workflow. We’ll build the controlled path from company knowledge to agent-ready work.

Talk about your rollout
One release

for approved agents, commands, skills, hooks and MCP configuration

Source-aware

retrieval governed by the human’s effective access

Audit without spying

operational evidence without storing prompts or retrieved content by default