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Continuum

Hive & Five

An AI platform that helps small and medium-sized businesses manage continuity and risk across their digital supply chains, built with a team at Hive & Five during my internship and funded by a government grant (MSB). My first sustained work in a real multi-developer codebase: code review, CI/CD, and automated unit + e2e tests.

React TypeScript Turborepo Playwright Vitest Vite GitHub Actions
~ when Feb 2026 – May 2026
~ team collaborative
~ kind Internship Project

Continuum is a production web platform I helped build during my internship at Hive & Five, working alongside my classmate Andreas and three more developers on the team - my first sustained experience contributing to a real multi-developer codebase rather than solo projects.

What it does

The platform is an AI-based tool that helps small and medium-sized businesses manage continuity and change across their digital supply chains. By combining external data sources such as threat databases, incident reports, and supplier information with machine learning models, it identifies risks, suggests mitigation strategies, and simulates continuity scenarios. It's cloud-based and pairs the analysis with hands-on exercises through the plugga.tech learning platform, so companies can understand, train, and apply continuity work in practice.

The project was developed with funding from MSB, the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency.

How the team worked

  • Structured workflow with code review and branch discipline
  • CI/CD - GitHub Actions for CI, plus continuous deployment on merge to the production branches
  • Automated testing - unit tests and coverage with Vitest, end-to-end with Playwright
  • Monorepo managed with Turborepo and pnpm workspaces

Stack

React 19, TypeScript, and Vite across a Turborepo monorepo.

Implementation details remain under NDA, so this focuses on the product's purpose and how the team operated.

CoreInfraDataMLAgentsFrontend
About this chart
Each axis is a functional pillar; the orange area shows where my effort went on this build - the further an axis reaches, the more of the work concentrated there.