One memory. A whole hive around it.
The apiary is a stack of small, sharp programs that give your ai coding agents one shared memory on hardware you control. Each one answers a single stubborn problem.
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Two products carry the memory.
nectar helps your agent understand your code. honeycomb makes it remember. Together they are the memory layer your assistants have been missing.
honeycomb Why does your agent forget everything you told it yesterday?
honeycomb gives every assistant one shared memory that survives sessions and travels across tools.
explore honeycomb
nectar Why does your agent open the wrong file when you ask about logins?
nectar describes every file by what it does, so your agent finds code by meaning, not by name.
explore nectardoctor and hive hold it together.
The flagships do the thinking. These two make sure the stack stays alive and stays one address away.
What happens when a memory daemon dies at 2am?
doctor catches the crash, heals it on a repair ladder, and has your memory back before your next prompt.
Which of the local ports was the dashboard again?
none of your problem. hive is one address, 127.0.0.1:3853, for the whole stack.
queen Once the stack spreads across machines, who can even see the fleet?
queen is the control plane for liveness, identity, and fleet reporting, without ever touching your memory.
Read about queenGive your agents a memory, and a hive around it.
One command sets up the whole apiary, doctor included, and keeps it healthy from then on.
Windows (PowerShell): irm https://get.theapiary.sh/install.ps1 | iex