swarm-tools

Why we included this project

Single-agent sessions tend to run out of context or get tangled once a task gets large, and that's the problem Swarm-tools tackles. It works as a plugin for OpenCode and Claude Code, splitting one big request into parallel subtasks, spawning separate worker agents, and coordinating them through a local event store with file reservations so they don't overwrite each other's edits. The git-backed task tracker and semantic memory mean progress and lessons survive across sessions, which is the difference between a demo and something you can resume the next day. Everything runs locally with no external servers, and the learning layer records what worked so later runs start from prior experience rather than a blank slate. Teams that regularly hand multi-file features to coding agents will find the coordination primitives genuinely useful.