Open SweetHive

Use SweetHive with AI

SweetHive is designed to work with your AI assistant, whichever one you use. There are two levels: teach an AI about SweetHive, and connect an AI to your SweetHive.

1. Teach your AI about SweetHive (the .md guide)

This entire documentation is available as one markdown file per language:

Download the SweetHive guide (.md)

Give that file to ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot or any assistant — attach it to a chat, a project, or a custom assistant's knowledge — and it instantly knows how SweetHive works: hives, contexts, groups, visibility, messages, connectors, settings, apps.

Then ask things like:

  • “Based on this guide, design a hive structure for my architecture studio with staff, external consultants and clients.”
  • “What groups should I create so suppliers see logistics but never pricing?”
  • “Draft the weekly update message for my DevGroup and tell me which context to post it in.”
  • “How can my team use connectors to stop forwarding emails around?”
  • “Audit this plan: who would see what if I activate ‘Clients’ on the project root?”

Every page of this site is also available as raw markdown — add .md to any article URL (e.g. /en/messages.md) — and AI crawlers can discover everything via /llms.txt.

2. Connect an AI to your SweetHive

Beyond knowing about SweetHive, your assistant can securely read (and, if you allow it, post into) your actual hives:

  • Connect an agent — issue a scoped access token from SweetHive; works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, OpenClaw-class agents and any MCP-capable assistant.
  • Chat with your agent — talk to your connected agent from inside SweetHive.

Then your questions stop being hypothetical:

  • “What changed in Project A this week?”
  • “Summarise the open tasks in Administration → People.”
  • “Draft a status update for the DevGroup in Gigapixel.”

Boost your activity — a recipe

  1. Download the guide above and give it to your assistant once.
  2. Design with it — let it propose your context tree and groups; build the result with the hive creation wizard.
  3. Connect it with a read-only token to your working contexts.
  4. Make it a habit — morning catch-up (“what's new for me?”), weekly summaries, drafted updates you approve before posting.

Your AI knows the method; your SweetHive holds the facts — scoped, safe and always under your control.