A tool to manage a swarm of coding agents on Linux

What it does

Swarm is a workspace manager for parallel coding agent development, similar to cmux , Superset , and Conductor . Register git repositories, spin up isolated worktrees, and run persistent terminal sessions inside them from a native GTK desktop app or the CLI. Swarm runs on Linux. Install the latest prebuilt release with: curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/penberg/swarm/releases/latest/download/swarm-installer.sh | sh Then start the GUI with: swarmctl --help For more information, check out the documentation section . Coding agents are most effective when you can run many of them in parallel — one per feature, one per bug fix. But in practice, this quickly turns into…from github.com

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