b3ehive is a multi-agent framework that pits three AI agents against each other to implement, evaluate, and select the highest-quality code solution through objective competition.
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b3ehive is a PCTF-compliant multi-agent competition system designed to eliminate bias and maximize code quality in automated development. By spawning three isolated AI agents—each focusing on a specific architectural priority like simplicity, speed, or robustness—this Openclaw Skills implementation ensures that every coding task is approached from multiple technical perspectives.
The system facilitates a rigorous cross-evaluation process where agents critique each other's work based on objective metrics such as cyclomatic complexity, time complexity, and fault tolerance. This competitive environment results in a data-driven selection of the optimal implementation, providing developers with not just code, but a comprehensive comparison report and a transparent decision rationale for the final choice.
To get started with this skill, you can run it directly through your terminal or as part of the wider suite of Openclaw Skills. Ensure your configuration file includes the necessary model provider details.
# Basic usage with a task description
b3ehive "Implement a thread-safe rate limiter"
# Run with specific language constraints
b3ehive "Implement quicksort" --lang python --max-lines 50
# Using the Openclaw CLI interface
openclaw skills run b3ehive --task "Your specific coding task"
The skill maintains a strict directory structure within the workspace to ensure isolation and clear audit trails for each agent's contribution.
| Path | Content Description |
|---|---|
run_[a/b/c]/implementation/ |
The runnable source code produced by the specific agent. |
run_[a/b/c]/Checklist.md |
A markdown checklist verifying all task constraints were met. |
run_[a/b/c]/evaluation/ |
Cross-evaluation reports critiquing the other agents. |
final/ |
The directory containing the winning implementation selected by the system. |
COMPARISON_REPORT.md |
A markdown analysis comparing all approaches with objective metrics. |
DECISION_RATIONALE.md |
A transparent breakdown of why the specific winner was selected. |
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