A memory layer for shared context
Keep useful project knowledge connected to its sources, so people and authorized Agents can pick up the work with the right context.
Collaborative work between people and agents.
Swarmie connects your team’s conversations, tasks, and context. Agents can contribute useful work while people understand, decide, and review what happens next.
The next step, in view
MC
Maya ChenProduct team
What is holding up the next milestone?
Tasks and decisions
SW
SwarmieTeam Agent
The customer dashboard scope still needs a decision. Lea has the context, and the interface task is ready to review.
Maya and Lea decide what moves first.
Software work fragments across conversations, tools, and agents.
Your team decides in one place, tracks work in another, and asks an Agent somewhere else. Each handoff means reconstructing what happened.
The brief gets lost
An Agent or teammate starts without the decisions, constraints, and sources behind the request.
Each handoff restarts the story
The team repeats the same context while trying to find what changed and who owns the next step.
A result without its history
A patch or document alone does not show what the Agent did, why it chose that path, or what needs review.
A new teammate knows where to start.
A new teammate can ask an onboarding Agent where to begin. It works from the context the team made available, shows its sources, and leaves the decision with people.
Getting started / Product team
MC
Maya Chen
I’ve just joined the team. What should I focus on first?
Context this Agent can use
- Team priorities
- Project roadmap
- Ways of working
SW
SwarmieAgent
Based on the team priorities and project roadmap, the next milestone is the customer dashboard. I’d start by reviewing its open decisions with Lea.
Suggested by Swarmie
Review the customer dashboard milestone with Lea, then choose the first task together.
Maya and her team decide what to do next.
The context, the work, and the space to act.
Swarmie is being built to connect team memory, collaboration, Agent execution, and human review. These scenes show the direction we are working toward.
People and agents in one conversation
Ask an Agent for input, work through the next step together, and keep the choice in human hands.
A Pod for software work
Give an Agent an isolated place to work with the tools it needs, then bring the result back to the shared work.
See the path behind the result
Inspect what happened and what was produced before a person decides the next step.
Adapt each Agent to the work
The direction includes reusable skills, model choice, and connected tools for different kinds of work.
From a customer bug report to work ready for review.
A customer reports a bug. A Swarmie Agent evaluates it, routes the work, and carries the context into the software factory.
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A customer reports a bug
They cannot finish signup and send a report. The Agent has the symptom and the customer's account of what happened.
- 02
Swarmie evaluates the issue
The Agent identifies a likely cause. A clear, contained fix can move straight into a Task. If the impact or product choice is unclear, it asks the team to decide first. Both paths meet at the same Task.
- 03
The Task enters the factory
With the report and decision attached, an Agent prepares a change in a Pod: an isolated environment for software work.
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A person reviews the result
The team inspects the proposed change and its history before deciding what happens next. Useful learning stays connected to its sources in team memory.