No, not yet. I am literally building it using two AI Agents Gemini and Claude.

I am using Gemini AI for the research and prompt creation, and after that I will use Claude Code to build the server and download the Hive ledger, then run the node. I am basically trnslating human instructions for running the Hive node into computer code like python, so the knowledge becomes an "AI Tool ". Then the AI which builds the node following these prompts whill maintain the node by doing the labor intensive tasks like checking logs, and monitoring price feeds. Once I map out the total workflows for running the node, I can assign those workflow tasks to the AI agent. Specific tasks will become acodified as rtifacts or tools. These can be coded as what are called Crons or chronological tasks which occur every day at the same time .
During AI creation I may create one agent to manage the node, and then subagents to perform singular tasks, like update price feeds or review logs for errors. This process requires mapping out the workflow. But ideally a node is just the task of downloading the ledger and updating the ledger with every transaction on the blockchain. Now that's an impressive task for a busy blockchain like Hive. I think if I can get this all done and then get DHF support I maybe able to containerize it to share with others and greatly increase the number of nodes on the Hive Blockchain. We could potentially use the DHF to fund nodes if the community could get behind the idea.