Hive

Add one block to the Hive Bio page and save it as a draft. A new block starts switched off until it is finished, and nothing reaches the public page until it is published.

Resolve a public competitor using an accessible connected account and atomically save tracking with its first snapshot. External clients require Hive OAuth; workspace API keys cannot impersonate a signed-in user.

Add a short internal note to one Hive contact. The note is never sent to that person and never leaves the workspace.

Add one tag to one Hive contact, by tagId or by its exact name. Tag rules and automations that start on "Tag added" run as they do for a tag added in Hive. Nothing is sent by this call itself.

Leave an internal note on one Hive Inbox conversation. Only teammates see it; nothing reaches the contact.

Manage a Hive administration operation found by list_workspace_operations. Requires the connected owner or admin, the operation’s own granted scope and a separate approval inside Hive for the exact change. The AI cannot approve itself. Requires an OAuth connection.

Approve one Hive post that is waiting for review, after a person approves this exact action in Hive. It must carry the reviewFingerprint from read_pending_approvals, so an edit made after the review was read refuses the approval instead of releasing different content.

Put one Hive automation away so it is no longer in the working list. Nothing is erased: its saved versions and its history stay, and unarchive_flow restores it without resuming delivery.

Save a Google review assignment and complete intended Hive workflow state. First read_review; pass the existing labels, channel and status to preserve them. All workflow fields are explicit so an assignment cannot silently clear labels. Nothing is published to Google.

Assign one Hive Inbox conversation to a teammate or an inbox team, or hand it back to nobody. It sends no message to the contact.

Request cancellation of a queued or running asynchronous job created by this API connection.

Take a scheduled or approval-pending Hive post out of the queue and return it to drafts. Nothing is deleted. Your AI asks you before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again inside Hive.

Compare two to five saved Hive listening searches over the same source and the same overlap, from stored mentions only. Searches outside that overlap are named, not counted.

Save a Hive advanced view on one report: which posts it keeps and which calculated formulas it adds. It changes nothing a viewer outside Hive can see.

Create a Hive advocacy group and optionally put workspace members in it. Nobody is messaged by this.

Create a Hive employee advocacy item as a draft, with the words, the assets and the suggested copy advocates would share. It is not visible to advocates until someone approves it.

Create one intent for the Hive AI studio.

Add one source the Hive AI may answer from. It arrives unapproved, and only an owner or admin can approve it.

Create one Hive AI policy. A new policy is not enabled, so nothing answers from it until an owner or admin enables it.

Create a Hive approval workflow: the ordered reviewers a post has to pass before it can publish. It decides nothing on its own.

Create this Hive workspace’s first Hive Bio page as a private draft with its address and title. Refuses to replace a page that already exists. Use update_bio_document or the block tools to build it, then publish_bio_page when it is ready.

Make one of Hive’s own short links for a destination, so its clicks are counted beside the Hive Bio page. Links made outside Hive cannot be created here.

Create a Hive broadcast as a draft. It sends nothing: scheduling it is a separate, approved step.

Create an organic workspace campaign.

Create a Hive contact from an email address, or return the one that already has it. Only send emailConsent true when the person really agreed to get emails from you. This sends nothing. People on Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp and other channels become contacts when they message you.

Create one new contact field for this Hive workspace.

Create a DM automation default reply in Hive from a saved reply. Setting it active is refused for an account that still needs reconnecting or provider approval.

Create an editable Hive post draft with everything the composer holds: per-network post types and options, Asset Library media, hashtag groups, campaigns and tags. This never publishes and never messages anyone; a person still opens Hive to schedule or publish it.

Create a link, QR code or website button that starts one published Hive automation. Instagram Ads sources are prepared from the published automation instead, and Hive says so.

Create a new Hive automation as a DRAFT, either empty or from a document you already have. It sends nothing: going live is a separate step a person approves in Hive.

Ask Hive’s own AI to draft a new automation from a short brief, and save what it returns as a DRAFT. It sends nothing to anybody: going live is a separate step a person approves in Hive. The connected Hive account is required and is never guessed.

Create an idea in the workspace content board.

Create a Hive automation rule from a rule document. A new rule is saved as a draft and does nothing until it is activated.

Create or update the Hive mention-spike alert on one saved listening search, with the threshold that counts as a spike. It immediately checks stored observations and reports whether that check succeeded. It sends nothing to anyone outside Hive.

Save a Hive listening search so its mentions are stored from then on. Saving one does not contact a provider by itself.

Create one Messenger menu in Hive for a connected Facebook Page. Hive saves it; sending it to Meta is a separate, proven step.

Add a card to a Hive planning board. Pass the expectedVersion you read, so a card someone else added at the same time is never overwritten.

Create a repeating Hive post series from a pattern, with every composer option. Each occurrence is queued to publish publicly. Your AI asks before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again for the exact series.

Create a saved analytics report from an existing Hive template.

Create an internal saved reply. This does not send it to anyone.

Create one contact segment in Hive from a filter.

Create a Hive sequence from a sequence document. It is saved as a draft and sends nothing until it is published.

Build one of the six Hive simple automations and return it as a DRAFT: going live needs the person to open the approval link in Hive. It never messages anyone. It writes the automation, then reports in plain words everything that still blocks Go Live.

Create an internal workspace content tag.

Pause one Hive AI intent so the AI stops recognising it. Hive keeps the intent rather than erasing what it learned from.

Archive one Hive AI knowledge source so the AI stops answering from it.

Retire one Hive approval workflow so no new post can use it. Posts already in review keep the reviewers they started with.

Delete one Hive campaign. Its posts stay, and lose their campaign grouping and its reporting. Your AI asks you before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again inside Hive.

Delete one Hive DM automation default reply so that rule no longer answers future messages.

Move a Hive draft or scheduled post to Deleted, where a person can restore it for 30 days. A published post is never touched. Your AI asks you before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again inside Hive.

Archive one Hive automation rule. It stops running and leaves the active list.

Delete one Hive mention-spike alert so it stops watching that saved search.

Delete a saved Hive listening search. Its stored mentions stop being collected and the saved search is gone.

Cancel a repeating Hive post series so no further occurrence is created or published. Posts that already went out are untouched. Your AI asks you before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again inside Hive.

Delete one saved Hive report and its schedules and shared link. Your AI asks you before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again inside Hive, and it cannot be undone.

Stop a Hive report email schedule so it sends nothing further. Your AI asks you before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again inside Hive.

Delete one Hive saved reply. It is gone for the whole workspace and cannot be brought back.

Delete one Hive contact segment. Anything still pointing at it will no longer find an audience.

Delete one Hive content tag. Posts stay, and lose that tag and the reporting grouped by it.

Delete an internal note on one Hive Inbox conversation. The note is gone for every teammate and cannot be brought back.

Explain every kind of block a Hive Bio page can hold, the fields each one reads, an example change that works, and anything Hive cannot finish for that kind. Read this before adding or changing a block.

List every kind of step a Hive automation can contain, in plain words: what it does, the settings it takes, the values each setting accepts, the outputs it gives, and one working example. Read this before building or changing a Hive automation.

Make a copy of one Hive automation as a new DRAFT, so it can be changed without touching the original. The copy sends nothing until a person sets it live in Hive.

Copy an existing Hive post into a new draft through native content reuse, preserving its words and copying its media into lasting storage. New composer choices replace previous network options and repeating-series bookkeeping. The copy publishes nothing.

Put one person into the exact published Hive sequence version they reviewed. Read publishedDocument and currentVersion with read_sequence first. This queues real messages to an eligible person, so your AI asks before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again inside Hive. A changed publication requires a new review. Contacts without live consent are recorded as stopped_opt_out and receive no messages.

Export one saved Hive report in CSV, XLSX, PDF or PowerPoint. OAuth connections receive the generated file through a private download link that expires after ten minutes. API-key connections receive a signed-in Hive browser link.

Return the full stored record for one id returned by search.

Install one saved Hive template as a new automation draft. Review its dependencies and warnings before a separately approved publication.

Save Google review labels and complete intended Hive workflow state. First read_review; pass the existing assignee, channel and status to preserve them. All workflow fields are explicit so labels cannot silently remove an assignment. Nothing is published to Google.

List Hive simple automations and canvas templates with their connector installation controls. Supply recipeId to read one complete template document for editing and saving as a draft.

List the social accounts connected to this Hive workspace and, for every kind of start an automation can use, whether it can go live on that account right now: with the plain reason when it cannot. No tokens or private messages are returned.

Find the additional Hive controls your connection can use, including settings, team administration, content, media, Inbox care, creator partnerships and Hive Bio commerce. Each operation lists its editable fields. Sign-in, card entry and other browser steps are described separately.

Move one card on a Hive planning board to another lane. Pass the expectedVersion you read, so a change someone else made at the same time is never overwritten.

Make small changes to one Hive automation: add a step, connect two steps, change one setting, move or remove a step. Hive applies them all or none, and saves nothing while anything is wrong. It saves a DRAFT; going live is a separate step a person approves in Hive.

Pause an active or scheduled customer-facing automation and skip its pending outbound actions.

Pause a live Hive automation so it stops replying to people. Your AI asks you before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again inside Hive.

Stop every Hive automation for one person, either until a chosen time or until someone resumes it. Already queued steps for that person stop too; the human Inbox is untouched.

Stop Hive publishing anything, for the whole workspace or for one connected account, until someone resumes it. Queued posts stay in the queue. Your AI asks you before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again inside Hive.

Check one Hive broadcast draft and return, in plain words, everything that would stop it sending: who it would reach, who would be suppressed and which connected accounts are not ready. This changes nothing and sends nothing.

Publish the saved Hive Bio draft so the public page shows it. Your AI asks you before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again inside Hive. Hive refuses the publish and says why if anything on the page is unfinished or cannot run yet.

Publish a Hive post now instead of at its queued time, by running Hive’s own publisher straight away. Your AI asks you before this runs; with Hive approvals on, Hive asks again inside Hive, and the approval is tied to the exact version you read: if the post changes in between, Hive refuses rather than publishing something else. The answer reports only what the post itself says afterwards, so it never claims something went out when it did not.

Queue a refresh for an exact snapshot of all or selected tracked competitors. Hive rechecks connection, membership and source-account access while it runs; saved job results distinguish failures, cancellation and completion.

Say whether one Hive AI answer was right, with an optional correction. Hive stores this for people to read and never trains on it.

Read the saved Hive advanced views: the stored filters and calculated formulas for a report, each with the id create_advanced_view accepts.

Read employee-advocacy content visible to your role and assigned groups.

Read the Hive advocacy groups in this workspace with their descriptions and sizes, each with the id the advocacy tools accept.

List the intents this Hive workspace’s AI answers recognise, with their examples and whether each one is enabled.

List the approved sources this Hive workspace’s AI is allowed to answer from, and which of them have gone stale.

List this Hive workspace’s AI policies: what each one is allowed to say, how sure it has to be, and what it does when it is not.

List what this Hive workspace’s AI has drafted, with the stored text redacted. Use the run id to rate an answer.

Read the latest organic metrics for each connected account, plus recently captured post metrics. Media URLs are not included in this result.

Read saved Hive workflows with ordered reviewer steps and the latest 100 approval runs. External reviewer details require owner opt-in and follow the workspace masking settings; never copy a masked email into a workflow update. Use read_team for teammate choices.

Read Hive organic attribution over at most 90 days from the connected Google Analytics 4 property, joined to accessible tracked links. Saved fallback is identified during outages; missing setup and unavailable metrics remain explicit instead of returning zeros.

Read one Hive automation: whether it is a draft, live or paused, what starts it, its steps in plain words, when it went live, and what still blocks Go Live while it is a draft.

Read the recent runs of one Hive automation with their outcomes and counts, and, when Hive stored an incoming event that started nothing, one plain line saying why it did not fire.

Read comment and DM automation configuration, state, and aggregate results.

Compare connected Hive accounts against the published network medians when no licensed industry dataset is installed, or compare one account against an imported peer group. Each result identifies its source; missing own metrics remain unknown.

Read suggested posting times for each connected Hive account, worked out from that account’s own published posts. Every suggestion says whether it came from real evidence or is a neutral default, and an account with too little history says so rather than inventing a time. For the full heatmap with objective, date-window and timezone selection, discover read_best_time_heatmap with list_workspace_operations.

Read how many contacts the Hive Bio page has collected, grouped by what each one consented to. Contact names, emails and phone numbers are never returned here; read them on the Hive Audience screen.

Read the same Hive Bio report as Hive: page and unique-visitor counts, contact breakdowns, short-link attribution, accessible social-account metrics and explicit missing/truncated evidence. Sample data is labelled; use download_bio_insights for the native CSV.

Read this Hive workspace’s Hive Bio page: the profile, the header, the look, and every block with its id, kind, title, whether it is shown, where it sits and whether it is finished. Also gives the saved draft version, the live version and the public address.

Give the Hive address that draws a QR code for the Hive Bio page, or for one row on it. For the actual PNG or SVG file, discover download_bio_qr with list_workspace_operations.

Read the complete native short-link list, including schedules, routing, tags, attribution and click evidence. Optionally request a bounded window using limit and offset; nextOffset continues it. Like Hive, this may refresh up to 20 stale Bitly click caches and reports failures explicitly.

Read this Hive workspace’s bot fields: values shared by every automation, not tied to one person, with their current values.

Read one Hive broadcast: its audience, its content, its schedule and the stored evidence of what it has sent.

List this Hive workspace’s broadcasts with their status, audience segment and schedule, plus the segments and accounts a new one can use.

Read scheduled, draft, approval, failed and recently published workflow items.

List campaigns and internal post tags.

Read every account connected to this Hive workspace in plain words: whether it is connected or needs reconnecting, when Hive last checked, and what it can do right now. Connecting or reconnecting uses the network sign-in in Hive at /channels. Use list_workspace_operations for approved social-account and Telegram disconnection; Instagram removal requires its impact review and exact Hive approval.

Read one Hive performance report over a date range: posts, accounts, inbox or campaigns. Every number carries the provider snapshot and the exact range behind it, and a channel Hive could not read is listed with the reason, never as a zero.

List connected organic channels and their connection health. No tokens or secrets are returned.

Read one connected account’s Hive settings: its time zone, its posting schedule slots, its weekly goal and its general details.

Read one public comment conversation in the Hive Inbox with its messages in order. Reading it here does not mark it read in Hive.

Read the public comment conversations in the Hive Inbox with their status, account and latest activity, each with the id read_community_post accepts.

Read Hive competitor tracking with the latest 90 saved snapshots per competitor, recent public posts, freshness, available platforms and management access. Reads stored evidence without refreshing providers.

Read one person Hive has spoken to: their stored field values, their consent, and their consent history. Text follows the workspace Inbox privacy setting.

List the contact fields this Hive workspace stores about people, and what kind of value each one holds.

List the people this Hive workspace has spoken to through DM automation, sequences, broadcasts and the Inbox. Names, handles and stored values follow the workspace Inbox privacy setting, so they may come back masked. The included-contact allowance comes back with every answer.

Read an opaque cursor-paginated page of posts, ideas, or campaigns without changing the legacy list tools.

Read the Hive deep report sections: competitors, tags, customer care and satisfaction. A section whose storage is not installed says so in plain words rather than reporting an empty result as a finding.

Read Hive automatic replies, all saved rule settings and template text, accessible account choices, setup readiness and recent activity. Rules may match keywords or use a default response; nothing is sent by this read.

List the published posts on one connected account that a comment automation can watch. Use it before building a comment automation on specific posts; scheduled or unpublished posts cannot be watched yet.

List the Instagram stories currently live on one connected account that a story reply automation can watch. A story binding stops when the story expires, 24 hours after it was posted.

Return the public link behind one Hive entry point and the Hive address that downloads its QR code. The image itself is downloaded from Hive, not returned here.

List up to 200 recently updated Hive workspace entry points filtered to accounts you can access: links, QR codes and website buttons, their saved customization and routing status.

Return the whole saved document for one Hive automation, plus a plain sentence for what starts it and for each step, the ids needed to save a change, and everything that would stop it going live.

List this Hive workspace’s saved automation templates, what each one needs to work, and any warning about installing it elsewhere.

List the saved versions of one Hive automation, newest first, so an earlier one can be restored.

Read the Hive Inbox team report: volumes, response and resolution times, backlog and per-teammate workload over the chosen window. Durations Hive could not measure are returned empty with their sample size, never as zero.

Read aggregate inbox status counts only. Never returns DMs, message bodies, contact PII, or private records.

Read owner-enabled, redacted Inbox threads. This read does not return private notes or original unmasked text. For explicitly authorized originals, discover the reveal_inbox operations with list_workspace_operations; they require private-text sharing, native reveal permission and a successful audit.

Read the saved Hive Inbox views in this workspace: their name, who can see them and the filters each one applies.

Read an opaque cursor-paginated page of asynchronous developer jobs.

Read recent asynchronous developer jobs and their progress.

List this Hive workspace’s automation rules: what starts each one, what it does, whether it is active, when it last ran and anything it last failed on.

Read saved listening queries, provider coverage, and aggregate snapshot metrics.

Read the Hive mention-spike alerts on this workspace with their thresholds, state and the spikes they have already reported.

Compare one saved Hive listening search against up to four competitor searches, from stored mentions only, with the coverage behind every row.

Read the Hive projection for one saved listening search from its stored history. History that is short, mixed, old or incomplete returns "not enough data" with the reason rather than a number.

Read the rising and falling terms in one saved Hive listening search, from stored mentions only. Returns the same native and licensed trend groups as Hive, with their separate evidence windows and full coverage disclosure.

List the photos and videos saved in this Hive workspace, with their folders. Pass an id back as a media assetId when composing a post.

List up to 100 recently saved Hive Messenger menus, filtered to Facebook Pages you can access. These are saved definitions, not proof of live provider changes.

List the Hive posts waiting for a decision, with who asked, which accounts they go to, the start of the caption, and the reviewFingerprint that any approval or rejection must carry so the decision binds the exact content that was reviewed.

Read one Hive planning board: its lanes, its cards and the version number the card tools need in order to write safely.

Read the Hive campaign planning boards in this workspace with their campaigns and versions, each with the id the board tools accept.

List the connected user's permitted Hive workspaces for Queen multi-brand routing.

Read the Hive cross-network post performance table: one row per published post with its account, media type, campaign, tags and canonical metrics. Every row says which provider snapshot it came from and when it was captured; a post whose metrics were never captured says so instead of showing zeros. This summary returns at most 200 rows. For the complete native table, discover read_post_performance_dataset with list_workspace_operations.

Read public canonical post history for evidence, pattern analysis, and repurposing. Date filters apply to the native publication time.

What Hive Publish costs: every plan with its price, what the free tier includes, the 14-day trial, and how the price is counted. Use this whenever someone asks about cost, plans, the trial or how Hive Publish compares with another tool on price. Never state a Hive Publish price that did not come from here.

Read current Hive guidance, the tools available to this connection, their confirmation and Hive approval policies, and how to discover additional workspace operations. Guidance revision is separate from deployment, plugin and directory-review dates. Use this and tools/list before quoting counts or claiming a screen is unsupported.

Read the Hive posts waiting to publish, soonest first, with their run times, accounts and status. Each one carries a version string that publish_now needs.

Read the deterministic Hive recommendations for this workspace: what changed against the previous period, the evidence behind each one, and the channels whose evidence is missing or stale.

Read a summary of up to 100 Hive repeating series and 500 stored occurrences across them; captions are abbreviated. Discover read_recurring_post_details with list_workspace_operations for the native list with full saved templates and management permissions.

Read one saved Hive report: its title, date period, channels and every widget in it, with the id each other report tool accepts.

Read the data behind one saved Hive report: the accounts, posts and stored snapshots its widgets render from. Media URLs are not included.

List saved report definitions and delivery-safe metadata.

Read configured report delivery schedules without exposing recipient addresses.

Read the reasons this Hive workspace can close an Inbox conversation with. Use one of these ids when resolving a conversation.

Read one Google review Hive is working on: its stored workflow status, who it is assigned to, its labels and its reply history, plus the live review text when the Google connection can be read. When it cannot, the result says why instead of leaving the words out silently.

Read the Hive review labels in this workspace, each with the id label_review accepts.

Read review operations and assignment state. Provider-live review bodies and reviewer identities remain excluded.

Read this workspace’s saved Hive Inbox replies. These are internal templates, so nothing here has been sent to anyone.

List this Hive workspace’s contact segments and the filter behind each one. A broadcast is addressed to a segment.

Read one Hive sequence: its steps, its published version, and the stored evidence of what it has actually sent.

List this Hive workspace’s sequences with their status and current version. A sequence sends its messages over days, so only a published one is sending anything.

List the people in this Hive workspace with their id, name and role. Email addresses are not returned.

List this Hive workspace’s roles, what each one is allowed to do, and which role every teammate holds.

Read one Hive Inbox conversation and its messages. Message text is returned only while the workspace allows outside AI to read it; otherwise the tool says so and returns no message text.

Read the internal notes teammates left on one Hive Inbox conversation. Notes are returned only while the workspace allows outside AI to read message text, and always redacted.

Read a Hive operation found by list_workspace_operations. Uses the connected person and workspace, with the same permissions as Hive. Large results and downloads create temporary private files. Each operation also needs its own granted read scope. Requires an OAuth connection.

Read a page or JSON pointer from a large result already returned by a Hive operation. Uses the same OAuth person, workspace and connection; rechecks the original operation’s scope, permissions, plan, privacy and account grants. Never repeats the original action. Concatenate json pages using nextOffset before parsing.

Reject one Hive post that is waiting for review, after a person approves this exact action in Hive. A note is required so the person who asked knows why.