Waitlist open
Point a swarm of AI agents at your backlog.
Tell us what is stuck. We'll tell you if a raid can clear it.
TO DO 4
DONE 0
Done: flaky checkout testDone: support queue unreadDone: old import scriptDone: draft launch pages
Illustration of a raid. The counter is illustrative until a real backlog is connected.
This is how raids will run when we open.
How a raid works
Column one
Share the backlog
Send the stuck work and the context needed to understand it.
Column two
Agents split the work
The raid breaks the backlog into clear tasks and works through them in parallel.
Column three
Every change is checked
Agent output is reviewed before it reaches you.
Column four
You approve what ships
You keep the final call on what is merged, sent, or published.
FAQ
What counts as a backlog?
A backlog is a pile of clear work that has enough context for an agent to make progress: code tickets, support triage, data cleanup, content updates, or similar stuck work.
Who reviews agent work?
We'll publish who reviews agent work, and how, before the first raid runs.
What access is needed?
We'll explain the exact access a raid needs before any raid starts.
How is my data handled?
We'll publish exactly what access a raid needs before the first one runs.
When does it open?
We'll email you when it opens.
TO DO 0
DONE
Illustration of a raid after the board is cleared.
Bring us the stuck work.
Tell us what is in the pile. We'll reply when Hive Raid is ready to plan the first runs.