Ensuring AI alignment research keeps pace.

As soft takeoff picks up, Alignment Hive empowers the third-party alignment research community to keep up through curated tools, training, and aggregated knowledge and data: the benefits of scale that frontier AI labs have.

Fully using all the features while trying to hail Mary two first-author papers into COLM, and I'm just wondering how I ever let myself go without it. Alignment Hive is so good, thank you so much, Yoav

— MATS fellow

Thanks for the Claude Code setup boost. It's so much fun talking and sharing workflows, especially when the advice comes from someone who has put in enough hours and not just hyping things up like influencers.

— researcher at Far Labs

Workshops & consulting

Hands-on workshops for AI safety orgs and fellowships: Claude Code setup and best practices, agentic research workflows, and figuring out together what better tooling can do for your work. For a workshop, consulting, or a collaboration, email me.

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Tools

Open source and shaped by concrete bottlenecks in real research work. Here are some of the most-used tools in the collection:

Hive

Alignment Hive entry point and memory for Claude Code: instead of relying on model-written memories, Claude searches your past sessions directly. Also home to the community's opt-in knowledge and data aggregation.

Codex for Claude Code

Codex reviews and task delegation without leaving Claude Code. Claude understands fuzzy constraints better; GPT is more careful and catches mistakes; together they're more than the sum of their parts.

Remote Kernels

Unblock Claude to run experiments for you autonomously by letting it operate cloud compute efficiently and reliably.

Used by dozens of researchers across MATS, Far Labs, and other AI safety organizations.

These and more on GitHub

About

Alignment Hive is built by Yoav Tzfati: MATS alum (scalable oversight with NYU's Alignment Research Group, then the Security Level 5 task force). Previously built the infrastructure for the Arbor trading bootcamp and helped teach it, and taught Claude Code at Code Bloom just four months after its public release.