Run your Claude Code agents like a fleet.
One local control plane for every Claude Code session: plan the work through an interview, run it in isolated worktrees, answer every waiting agent from one queue, and see what it cost. One Go binary, no cloud, no account.
/plugin marketplace add atretyak1985/swarmeryTen terminals, three repos, and a permission prompt you missed an hour ago. Swarmery shows every session live and puts every waiting decision in one queue.
A process exiting 0 is not a finished phase. Work is checked against its acceptance criteria from the outside, and the report says what actually shipped.
Runs that miss their forecast become lessons with evidence. You accept them, they reach future runs, and they are re-measured until they stop helping.
the loop
Plan, run, decide, measure, learn. One loop, one dashboard.
Every stage feeds the next, and amber always means something there is waiting on you. Click a stage, or let it play.
features
Six pages that replace ten terminals.
Each one has its own episode, real screenshots and short loops. Everything below is the actual dashboard running on fictional projects.
From an idea to a plan your agents can run
An interview that ends in a phased plan.
Explore planningEvery decision your agents wait on, in one place
Approvals, questions and proposals in one queue.
Explore inboxHow your agents are doing, and what to change
Scorecards, friction, cost and an advisor.
Explore healthEvery Claude Code session, across every project
Every session live: chat, timeline, diffs.
Explore sessionsWhat your agents learned, and whether to trust it
Lessons, a local classifier, forecast honesty.
Explore learningWhat one project knows about itself
Memory, architecture map and code graph.
Explore knowledgecontrol plane
One binary that watches the whole swarm.
A single Go daemon with an embedded React dashboard. It reads the session transcripts Claude Code already writes, indexes them into local SQLite, and serves everything on one port that never leaves the loopback interface. Nothing to install in your projects.
- Sessions you already ran show up at once
- Approvals reach your phone, so a waiting run is unblocked away from the desk
- launchd on macOS, systemd on Linux
$ swarmery serve swarmery · single binary ✓ backfilling sessions from ~/.claude/projects ✓ listening on 127.0.0.1:7777 ✓ ready · nothing leaves this machine
plugin marketplace
One set of agents. Every project.
Stop copy-pasting agents between repos. A vendor-neutral core carries what is true for every project, opt-in packs add the vocabulary of one kind of work, and each project brings its own flavor at runtime through project.json.
watch
A series, one feature per episode.
Under two minutes each, with chapters you can jump between.
why it holds together
Six rules, each enforced by something you can run.
A scan, a gate, a worktree, a verdict. None of them is a convention you have to remember.
A core that names no one
Brand tokens are forbidden anywhere under plugins/, and a CI ratchet keeps the count at zero. Each project's flavor arrives at runtime from its own project.json.
Flow goes up only
A component is born project-local, moves to a domain pack when a second project needs it, and reaches the core only when every project does. Nothing is copied downward.
One worktree per run
Every phase run and every dispatched task gets its own branch in an isolated git worktree. Your working tree is never the agent's workspace.
Verdicts that can say no
A read-only verifier diffs the work against the persisted start point and returns PASS, FAIL or INCONCLUSIVE. Done means the criteria are ticked and the report is written, not that a process exited 0.
A phase graph, not a wish list
Every phase carries measurable acceptance criteria, a forecast and a completion report. Runs execute the graph in dependency order, and the markdown on disk stays the source of truth.
Everything on the record
Every session transcript is indexed into local SQLite: tokens, cost, approvals, forecasts against actuals, and the lessons drawn from the gap. Nothing leaves the machine.
build log
Built in public.
How it came to be, what broke, and what the numbers said. Written as it happens on Substack.
license
Two licenses, and honest about both.
Every agent pack, skill, script and overlay
Readable, forkable and yours to build on anywhere, including inside a company's paid workflow, at no cost.
The Go binary under tools/swarmery/
Free for personal projects, learning, research and other open-source work. Commercial use is the one thing it does not grant: read the terms and get in touch.
Run your agents like a fleet.
Free on GitHub. One binary on your machine, no cloud, no account. Your sessions show up the moment it starts.