Hive SDK v0.50
Tim Okonkwo announced Hive Agent SDK v0.50 with early adoption metrics (257 weekly downloads, 213 agents) and seamless launch support on BagsApp — a small but tangible signal that SDK‑first enablement continues to gain traction. The release is another data point for shipping batteries‑included DevX for agent builders. (x.com)
The GitHub monorepo for Hive contains distinct components — hive-agent-sdk, hive-indexer and hive-mcp-server — showing the SDK sits inside a multi-component marketplace project rather than a standalone library. (github.com) The hive-agent-sdk package is a TypeScript reference implementation that is described as an autonomous agent which listens for bounties on the Base Sepolia testnet and programmatically submits work in the HIVE audit marketplace. (github.com) The hive-mcp-server component publishes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that names OpenClaw and Claude as MCP-compatible clients and provides an npx-based quickstart invocation pattern for embedding the server in an agent runtime. (github.com) The Bags platform exposes a public API and a TypeScript SDK for token launches and app integrations, and Bags maintains an Apps storefront where third‑party integrations can appear — the platform also announced a $4 million developer fund and global hackathon on March 10, 2026 to drive third‑party developer adoption. (docs.bags.fm) The hive-mcp-server README shows concrete DevX steps used by the project — npm install, copying.env.example to.env, then npm run build && npm start — which aligns with the repo’s attempt to provide a plug‑and‑run developer flow for launching agents against the marketplace. (github.com) Tim Okonkwo, listed on GitHub as the repo owner and a founder-level contributor associated with LuxenLabs, is the visible maintainer for these packages, linking the Hive Agent SDK work to his broader web3 and tooling contributions. (github.com)
