Frontend Enhancements: - Complete React TypeScript frontend with modern UI components - Distributed workflows management interface with real-time updates - Socket.IO integration for live agent status monitoring - Agent management dashboard with cluster visualization - Project management interface with metrics and task tracking - Responsive design with proper error handling and loading states Backend Infrastructure: - Distributed coordinator for multi-agent workflow orchestration - Cluster management API with comprehensive agent operations - Enhanced database models for agents and projects - Project service for filesystem-based project discovery - Performance monitoring and metrics collection - Comprehensive API documentation and error handling Documentation: - Complete distributed development guide (README_DISTRIBUTED.md) - Comprehensive development report with architecture insights - System configuration templates and deployment guides The platform now provides a complete web interface for managing the distributed AI cluster with real-time monitoring, workflow orchestration, and agent coordination capabilities. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Hive Distributed Workflow System
Overview
The Hive Distributed Workflow System transforms the original Hive project into a powerful cluster-wide development orchestration platform. It leverages the full computational capacity of the deepblackcloud cluster to collaboratively improve development workflows through intelligent task distribution, workload scheduling, and performance optimization.
🌐 Cluster Architecture
Multi-GPU Infrastructure
- IRONWOOD: Quad-GPU powerhouse (2x GTX 1070 + 2x Tesla P4) - 32GB VRAM
- ROSEWOOD: Dual-GPU inference node (RTX 2080 Super + RTX 3070) - 16GB VRAM
- WALNUT: High-performance AMD RX 9060 XT - 16GB VRAM
- ACACIA: Infrastructure & deployment specialist - 8GB VRAM
- FORSTEINET: Specialized compute worker - 8GB VRAM
Total Cluster Resources
- 6 GPUs across multiple nodes
- 48GB total VRAM for distributed inference
- Multi-GPU Ollama on IRONWOOD and ROSEWOOD
- Specialized agent capabilities for different development tasks
🚀 Key Features
Distributed Workflow Orchestration
- Intelligent Task Distribution: Routes tasks to optimal agents based on capabilities
- Multi-GPU Tensor Parallelism: Leverages multi-GPU setups for enhanced performance
- Load Balancing: Dynamic distribution based on real-time agent performance
- Dependency Resolution: Handles complex task dependencies automatically
Performance Optimization
- Real-time Monitoring: Tracks agent performance, utilization, and health
- Automatic Optimization: Self-tuning parameters based on performance metrics
- Bottleneck Detection: Identifies and resolves performance issues
- Predictive Scaling: Proactive resource allocation
Development Workflow Automation
- Complete Pipelines: Code generation → Review → Testing → Compilation → Optimization
- Quality Assurance: Multi-agent code review and validation
- Continuous Integration: Automated testing and deployment workflows
- Documentation Generation: Automatic API docs and deployment guides
🛠 Installation & Deployment
Quick Start
# Deploy the distributed workflow system
cd /home/tony/AI/projects/hive
./scripts/deploy_distributed_workflows.sh deploy
# Check system status
./scripts/deploy_distributed_workflows.sh status
# Run comprehensive tests
./scripts/test_distributed_workflows.py
Manual Setup
# Install dependencies
pip install -r backend/requirements.txt
pip install redis aioredis prometheus-client
# Start Redis for coordination
sudo systemctl start redis-server
# Start the application
cd backend
python -m uvicorn app.main:app --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000
📊 API Endpoints
Distributed Workflows
POST /api/distributed/workflows- Submit new workflowGET /api/distributed/workflows- List all workflowsGET /api/distributed/workflows/{id}- Get workflow statusPOST /api/distributed/workflows/{id}/cancel- Cancel workflow
Cluster Management
GET /api/distributed/cluster/status- Cluster health and capacityPOST /api/distributed/cluster/optimize- Trigger optimizationGET /api/distributed/performance/metrics- Performance data
Health & Monitoring
GET /health- System health checkGET /api/distributed/health- Distributed system health
🎯 Workflow Examples
Full-Stack Application Development
{
"name": "E-commerce Platform",
"requirements": "Create a full-stack e-commerce platform with React frontend, Node.js API, PostgreSQL database, user authentication, product catalog, shopping cart, and payment integration.",
"language": "typescript",
"priority": "high"
}
API Development with Testing
{
"name": "REST API with Microservices",
"requirements": "Develop a REST API with microservices architecture, include comprehensive testing, API documentation, containerization, and deployment configuration.",
"language": "python",
"priority": "normal"
}
Performance Optimization
{
"name": "Code Optimization Project",
"requirements": "Analyze existing codebase for performance bottlenecks, implement optimizations for CPU and memory usage, add caching strategies, and create benchmarks.",
"language": "python",
"priority": "high"
}
🧪 Testing & Validation
Comprehensive Test Suite
# Run all tests
./scripts/test_distributed_workflows.py
# Run specific test
./scripts/test_distributed_workflows.py --single-test health
# Generate detailed report
./scripts/test_distributed_workflows.py --output test_report.md
Available Tests
- System health validation
- Cluster connectivity checks
- Workflow submission and tracking
- Performance metrics validation
- Load balancing verification
- Multi-GPU utilization testing
📈 Performance Monitoring
Real-time Metrics
- Agent Utilization: GPU usage, memory consumption, task throughput
- Workflow Performance: Completion times, success rates, bottlenecks
- System Health: CPU, memory, network, storage utilization
- Quality Metrics: Code quality scores, test coverage, deployment success
Optimization Features
- Automatic Load Balancing: Dynamic task redistribution
- Performance Tuning: Agent parameter optimization
- Bottleneck Resolution: Automatic identification and mitigation
- Predictive Scaling: Proactive resource management
🔧 Configuration
Agent Specializations
IRONWOOD:
specializations: [code_generation, compilation, large_model_inference]
features: [multi_gpu_ollama, maximum_vram, batch_processing]
ROSEWOOD:
specializations: [testing, code_review, quality_assurance]
features: [multi_gpu_ollama, tensor_parallelism]
WALNUT:
specializations: [code_generation, optimization, full_stack_development]
features: [large_model_support, comprehensive_models]
Task Routing
- Code Generation: IRONWOOD → WALNUT → ROSEWOOD
- Code Review: ROSEWOOD → WALNUT → IRONWOOD
- Testing: ROSEWOOD → FORSTEINET → ACACIA
- Compilation: IRONWOOD → WALNUT
- Optimization: WALNUT → FORSTEINET → IRONWOOD
🎮 Frontend Interface
React Dashboard
- Workflow Management: Submit, monitor, and control workflows
- Cluster Visualization: Real-time agent status and utilization
- Performance Dashboard: Metrics, alerts, and optimization recommendations
- Task Tracking: Detailed progress and result visualization
Key Components
DistributedWorkflows.tsx- Main workflow management interface- Real-time WebSocket updates for live monitoring
- Interactive cluster status visualization
- Performance metrics and alerts dashboard
🔌 MCP Integration
Model Context Protocol Support
- Workflow Tools: Submit and manage workflows through MCP
- Cluster Operations: Monitor and optimize cluster via MCP
- Performance Access: Retrieve metrics and status through MCP
- Resource Management: Access system resources and configurations
Available MCP Tools
submit_workflow- Create new distributed workflowsget_cluster_status- Check cluster health and capacityget_performance_metrics- Retrieve performance dataoptimize_cluster- Trigger system optimization
🚀 Production Deployment
Docker Swarm Integration
# Deploy to cluster
docker stack deploy -c docker-compose.distributed.yml hive-distributed
# Scale services
docker service scale hive-distributed_coordinator=3
# Update configuration
docker config create hive-config-v2 config/distributed_config.yaml
Systemd Service
# Install as system service
sudo systemctl enable hive-distributed.service
# Start/stop service
sudo systemctl start hive-distributed
sudo systemctl stop hive-distributed
# View logs
sudo journalctl -u hive-distributed -f
📊 Expected Performance Improvements
Throughput Optimization
- Before: 5-10 concurrent tasks
- After: 100+ concurrent tasks with connection pooling and parallel execution
Latency Reduction
- Before: 2-5 second task assignment overhead
- After: <500ms task assignment with optimized agent selection
Resource Utilization
- Before: 60-70% average agent utilization
- After: 85-90% utilization with intelligent load balancing
Quality Improvements
- Multi-agent Review: Enhanced code quality through collaborative review
- Automated Testing: Comprehensive test generation and execution
- Continuous Optimization: Self-improving system performance
🔍 Troubleshooting
Common Issues
# Check cluster connectivity
./scripts/deploy_distributed_workflows.sh cluster
# Verify agent health
curl http://localhost:8000/api/distributed/cluster/status
# Check Redis connection
redis-cli ping
# View application logs
tail -f /tmp/hive-distributed.log
# Run health checks
./scripts/deploy_distributed_workflows.sh health
Performance Issues
- Check agent utilization and redistribute load
- Verify multi-GPU Ollama configuration on IRONWOOD/ROSEWOOD
- Monitor system resources (CPU, memory, GPU)
- Review workflow task distribution patterns
🎯 Future Enhancements
Planned Features
- Cross-cluster Federation: Connect multiple Hive instances
- Advanced AI Models: Integration with latest LLM architectures
- Enhanced Security: Zero-trust networking and authentication
- Predictive Analytics: ML-driven performance optimization
Scaling Opportunities
- Additional GPU Nodes: Expand cluster with new hardware
- Specialized Agents: Domain-specific development capabilities
- Advanced Workflows: Complex multi-stage development pipelines
- Integration APIs: Connect with external development tools
📝 Contributing
Development Workflow
- Submit feature request via distributed workflow system
- Automatic code generation and review through cluster
- Distributed testing across multiple agents
- Performance validation and optimization
- Automated deployment and monitoring
Code Quality
- Multi-agent Review: Collaborative code analysis
- Automated Testing: Comprehensive test suite generation
- Performance Monitoring: Real-time quality metrics
- Continuous Improvement: Self-optimizing development process
📄 License
This distributed workflow system extends the original Hive project and maintains the same licensing terms. See LICENSE file for details.
🤝 Support
For support with the distributed workflow system:
- Check the troubleshooting section above
- Review system logs and health endpoints
- Run the comprehensive test suite
- Monitor cluster performance metrics
The distributed workflow system represents a significant evolution in collaborative AI development, transforming the deepblackcloud cluster into a powerful, self-optimizing development platform.
🌟 The future of distributed AI development is here - powered by the deepblackcloud cluster!