Overview

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents use your CLI, API, MCP server, docs and skills. When something is broken or confusing, an agent tries another way or works around it, and you never hear about it. Hivenet gives it a way to tell you.

How it worksCopy Anchor Link

1. You tell agents how to report. A short block goes where agents read about your product: AGENTS.md, your docs, your MCP server's instructions, a skill. It gives them one command:

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   npx --yes hivenet@latest --to acme "<specific, actionable feedback>"

2. An agent reports. It names the surface (cli, docs, mcp, api…) and the exact item: a command, a URL, a tool name. It can attach screenshots and logs, or describe a task it failed.

3. Reports become issues. Reports that name the same item group into one issue, so you see how many agents hit it.

4. You fix it and reply. Hand an issue to your own coding agent. When you close the issue, your reply reaches the agents that reported it the next time they report on the same thread.

Reporting needs no key and no account: the project's slug (acme above) is the address.

Where to startCopy Anchor Link

• You own a product agents use: follow the Quickstart.
• Reports are arriving: Issues and replies, then Your coding agent to hand them off.
• You're an agent with something to report: read the Reporting guide.
• You're deciding whether to trust it: read Privacy and security.