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Hive turns tasks into reviewed code with Claude Code and Codex. Built-in loops handle the review and fixes. Project memory brings what’s learned into the next task.

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New task

Add an agent-friendly screenshot CLI.

Upload screenshots. Read the notes. Make every command scriptable.

Screenote CLI
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Never silently drop notes.

↳ Used by the next plan

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Your project gets wiser.

Each commit refreshes the project wiki with what changed and why. The next plan starts there, building on decisions you’ve already made.

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In the recorded Screenote task, Claude Code and Codex both reviewed the change. Read their findings ↗

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  • OpenCode

One real task · Screenote

It found the notes that would have gone missing.

The task: let scripts and AI agents upload screenshots to Screenote and read the notes. Hive planned the change, built it and opened the pull request.

Original request
Add a Go CLI for Screenote that is easy to install and use. The CLI should live in this repo, be written in Go, and provide a clean command surface for common Screenote workflows such as authentication/configuration, creating or uploading screenshots/notes when supported by existing APIs, listing/retrieving recent screenshots or annotations, and printing helpful errors. Design it as a small distributable binary with conventional Go module layout, tests for command parsing and API client behavior, docs in README/wiki, and an easy install path such as go install github.com/ivankuznetsov/screenote/cmd/screenote@latest plus release/package guidance. Reuse existing Screenote auth/API concepts instead of inventing a new backend contract, and keep the Rails app behavior unchanged except for any API/documentation support required by the CLI. Additional direction: design the CLI agentic-first. Agents should be the primary users, so commands must be scriptable, deterministic, composable, and friendly to non-interactive automation. Prefer structured output modes such as JSON/NDJSON where useful, stable exit codes, explicit auth/config discovery, machine-readable errors, stdin/stdout workflows, no hidden prompts unless requested, and documentation/examples aimed at coding agents and MCP/tool callers.

PR #36 Merged

Recorded run. Targeted API and Go checks passed; the full Rails suite was blocked by missing libvips. OAuth followed in PR #37.

Review → fix → recheckFrom the task history

Review pass 1 Fixed

Notes dropped after screenshot 100.

The CLI fetched only the first page. Notes on screenshot 101 and beyond disappeared without a warning.

Page through all screenshots; paginate the combined notes.

Review pass 2 Fixed

Errors that looked like success.

Rate limits, server errors and network failures were swallowed. The command returned incomplete results with exit 0.

Skip only deleted screenshots. Surface every other error.

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Brainstorm 1

Plan 2

Execute 0

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Review 1

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Ready to archive Updated 7d ago

This step is finished; the task has not been archived yet.

Done 3

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