Use 2hives in Gemini (CLI and Enterprise)
Gemini CLI takes the connector as a remote MCP server. Gemini Enterprise lets an administrator add it.
What you need
Gemini CLI is free to install. Gemini Enterprise needs an organisation account, and an administrator has to add the server. We do not give steps for the Gemini app on phones and the web, because Google does not document a way to add your own connector there.
The connector address
https://2hives.com/mcp/full/gemini
Paste this address exactly as it is.
How to add 2hives
- In a terminal, run the command below. It stores the connector for your user.
- Run: gemini mcp list. 2hives should show as connected.
- Start Gemini CLI and ask for a session.
- Gemini Enterprise: an administrator registers a custom MCP server with the address below in the Gemini Enterprise admin settings, then members can use it.
gemini mcp add --transport http -s user 2hives https://2hives.com/mcp/full/geminiMenu names change from time to time. If you cannot find one, search your assistant's help for "custom MCP connector".
What you can say
Ask in your own words. For example:
- Help me fall asleep
- A 5-minute breathing break
- Something calm before my meeting
- A body scan for tonight
- Find a meditation group near me
You can also ask for a session in another language, for example: Play a 2hives session in Spanish.
What works here
You get the session as a link that opens it on 2hives.com. If your assistant shows the 2hives player inside the chat, you can listen there.
Privacy
Playing a session here keeps nothing about you. Details: how 2hives handles your data in an assistant.
Ages
Listening is for people aged 13 and over. Personal sessions in your own words, live conversations, teams and anything paid are for adults aged 18 and over, and ask you to confirm first.
Using 2hives in your app or AI assistant: the rules (English)
Listening on 2hives is free for good. The voices are AI voices, and 2hives says so.
For relaxation and meditation. Not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and not crisis support: if you are in danger, contact your local emergency services.
