docs: add cross-reference to Hive (alternative form factor)#17
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squad and Hive solve the same problem (multi-agent CLI collaboration) with different form factors. Adding a short section near the bottom of both READMEs so users can pick the right tool by workflow: - squad — pure CLI + SQLite, lives in tmux, SSH-friendly, zero daemon - Hive — visual workbench, runs in a browser, easier to demo The framing is "two projects don't replace each other; pick by workflow" to keep it informational rather than promotional.
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Summary
squad and Hive solve the same problem — coordinating
multiple CLI agents (Claude / Codex / Gemini / OpenCode) on one project —
with different form factors. This PR adds a short "Other form factors"
section near the bottom of both READMEs (zh + en) so people landing on
squad can pick the right tool by workflow, rather than discovering Hive
months later.
The framing is intentionally neutral:
Closing line is "the two projects don't replace each other; pick by workflow"
so it reads as informational, not promotional.
Hive's own README has a mirrored section pointing back at squad (commit
fee546cin the Hive repo).Test plan