CI light
The build's status as a light, set by your CI, a git hook or an agent; when it is red, ask an agent to fix it.
hive plugins install @dip497/ci-light Run it in a terminal, or find it in Hivemind under Settings ▸ Plugins.
CI light
The build's status as a light: green when it passed, red when it failed, white while it runs, and unlit before any build is reported. Amber is left for what waits on you. Each lamp has a dark rim inside a pale one, so it stands out on a light card and on a dark one. Whatever knows the result sets it: your CI wrapper, a git hook, or an agent that just ran the build. When it turns red it notifies you, and Ask an agent to fix it starts one with the failure as its first message, which you read before it is sent.
hive plugins install @dip497/ci-light # then add it from the toolbar's Add menu
hive ctl plugin open @dip497/ci-light # or let an agent place it
hive ctl plugin call @dip497/ci-light set '{"state":"running","name":"CI","branch":"main"}'
hive ctl plugin call @dip497/ci-light set '{"state":"failed","name":"CI","branch":"main","detail":"typecheck: 2 errors"}'
hive ctl view emit ci.build '{"state":"passed","name":"CI"}' # the same, as an event
hive ctl plugin call @dip497/ci-light status
It asks to start agents (workspace:spawn) and to give one its first message (workspace:prompt), for the fix button.
How it was made
Built by a coding agent (Claude) from the widget contract: hive plugins new widget's brief, hive.d.ts
and the Widgets guide, then checked
in the app over the demo workspace. Its behaviour test is tests/widgets.test.ts in this repository,
which runs widget.js with the same worker prelude the app uses.
Files
From dip497/hivemind-plugins at fb488a4. Hivemind checks each file's checksum as it downloads, and stops if one changed.
icon.svg950b40db0ff3light-failed.svge4d955517502light-passed.svg78509ff9b8cdlight-running.svgb31cd3311edalight-unknown.svg16785d55d754README.mde9fbc5176661widget.js7367f493b393widget.jsoneca24aed8063
widget.json
{
"id": "@dip497/ci-light",
"name": "CI light",
"version": "1.0.1",
"description": "The build's status as a light, set by your CI, a git hook or an agent; when it is red, ask an agent to fix it.",
"category": "monitoring",
"icon": "icon.svg",
"size": { "w": 280, "h": 140 },
"permissions": ["workspace:spawn", "workspace:prompt"],
"commands": [
{ "name": "set", "description": "Report the build: passed, failed, running or unknown, with what it is, the branch and a line of detail.", "args": "{ \"state\": \"passed\" | \"failed\" | \"running\" | \"unknown\", \"name\"?: string, \"branch\"?: string, \"detail\"?: string }" },
{ "name": "status", "description": "The last report." }
]
}
Hivemind shows you this list and asks before it installs.
- Start agents in your workspace
- Tell an agent something (you send or cancel each one)
| Version | Commit | Listed |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0.1 | fb488a4 | October 28, 2026 |
HiveHub keeps the version listed last. The ones before it are in the repository's history.
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