A bounded orchestrator
The orchestrator plans, delegates, reviews, and synthesizes. Workers remain responsible for repository changes.
05 / Agent Swarms
Build a reusable team with a read-only orchestrator and named workers. Each member can use a different CLI, model, effort level, and role while the entire run remains observable.
WHAT IT CHANGES
The orchestrator plans, delegates, reviews, and synthesizes. Workers remain responsible for repository changes.
Independent assignments can run together; dependent work waits for the integrated state it needs.
Move the graph, open any agent terminal, message a team member, and spot blocked work immediately.
Give named workers roles, instructions, CLI, model, and effort settings once, then bring the same team to the next goal.
Edit the orchestration brief, request a revision, or inspect advanced assignments and dependencies before dispatch.
Mirror a Project board, start labelled Ready issues, create linked worker issues, and return verified work as a connected pull request.
WHAT IS BUILT IN
Choose from role presets or write custom instructions, restrict members to available CLIs, set concurrency and revision limits, and opt into automatic dispatch only when wanted.
Read the orchestrator’s final message, submit a plain-language revision, or open advanced controls for ownership, dependencies, file hints, and completion criteria.
Pan, zoom, resize, and save the topology. Status colors expose active, waiting, approval, blocked, and completed agents while terminals remain one click away.
Switch between the visualizer and a GitHub-synchronized board, move cards deliberately, and keep sub-issues, status, review, PR, and merge completion aligned.
HOW IT WORKS
Name workers, choose their roles, and configure the available CLI, model, and effort for each one.
Review the orchestrator’s final planning message, request a revision, or edit the advanced work items.
Message any member now or queue context for their next idle point while isolated worker branches progress.
Follow retries, verification, integration, browser review, local apply, and the linked pull request from one run view.
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