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Antigravity BetaThe IDE for Agents.
Run Claude, Codex, and Gemini side-by-side as editor tabs.
Specify your Mix of Agents in one command. Swarmify orchestrates Claude, Codex, Gemini, and Cursor in parallel - each with its own context window. Describe your task, get a distribution plan, approve it, and watch your swarm deliver.
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CommitHow it works
CLI agents run as editor tabs. Swarmify MCP enables them to spawn sub-agents for parallel work.
Claude
Codex
Gemini
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OAuth
Sessions
Routes
VS Code
CursorAgents Extension
Editor tabs, labeling, and task systems that keep agent sessions visible and organized.
Prompt library and task launching
Save prompts and launch tasks with consistent context. Promote any output into a new task without leaving the editor.
Markdown and todo workflows
Render agent markdown output like a real document, check todos, and convert them into tasks.
This doc tracks the next batch of updates. Review diffs as agents work and ship changes in parallel.
- Hero copy aligned to orchestration
- Prompt library visible by default
- Task list hooks for instant delegation
Agents MCP
MCP server for multi-agent orchestration. Swarm mode lets you spawn and coordinate multiple CLI agents in parallel under one orchestrator.
Orchestrator control
One orchestrator coordinates multiple CLI agents with scoped tasks and shared context.
Swarmify MCP
Use the MCP server for structured task spawning and consistent output formatting.
Installation
Install the extension once. All agent sessions appear as editor tabs.
Context alignment
AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and GEMINI.md are kept in sync with symlinks so every agent sees the same ground truth.
Native subagent gap
Many CLI agents still lack native subagent spawning. Swarmify bridges this gap.
Async subagents
Spawned agents run asynchronously so the orchestrator can keep working. Check back later to review results.
Parallel execution that stays visible
Subagents run in parallel while the orchestrator continues working. When they finish, their tabs show diffs and markdown output for review.
Agents CLI
Unified CLI for AI coding agents. Manage commands, MCP servers, skills, and CLI versions across Claude, Codex, Gemini, and more.
Commands
Install slash commands to all agents at once. Auto-converts Markdown to TOML for Gemini.
Skills
Install Agent Skills (SKILL.md + rules/) from repos. Share capabilities across all your agents.
MCP Servers
Register and unregister MCP servers across Claude, Codex, and Gemini in one command.
CLI Versions
Pin versions, upgrade all agents, and sync CLI configurations across machines.
Hooks
Sync hooks and their data files across machines. Keep all agents configured identically.
Sync
Push config to GitHub, pull on new machines. Set up a fresh environment in seconds.
Quick Start
Supported Agents
Why multiple CLI agents
Different CLI agents are stronger at different tasks. Swarmify lets the orchestrator run them in parallel so you get the best model for each slice of work.
Codex
Highly surgical for large codebases and precise edits across many files.
Claude Opus 4.5
Very capable for complex reasoning, planning, and long chain decisions.
Gemini and Cursor
Strong for targeted refactors, fast iteration, and complementary perspectives.
Why CLI agents in an IDE
SSH support lets IDEs like VS Code run anywhere. Swarmify gives you visibility into agent work inside the IDE instead of running agents blindly in a terminal.
Terminal only
Limits- Minimal visibility into agent edits
- Hard to compare multiple outputs
- Context switching between panes
- Markdown, diffs, and previews are hidden
IDE with Swarmify
Swarmify- Live diffs and markdown in editor tabs
- Parallel agent tabs with clear labels
- Split view of code and agent output
- SSH support means the IDE can run anywhere
Integration guide
Pick your IDE and get started in minutes.
VS Code
Install the Swarmify extension, then run agents in VS Code terminal tabs.
Cursor
Install the extension, then launch agent sessions as editor tabs.
VS Code over SSH
Use Remote SSH to run on any machine while keeping agents visible in the local IDE.
Developer experience
Productivity features that make multi-agent workflows feel native.
Session persistence
All agent sessions are saved to disk automatically. Crash, close VS Code, or restart your machine. Pick up exactly where you left off.
AI git commits
Generate commit messages that match your style. One shortcut to stage, commit, and push with a message that fits your repo conventions.
Keyboard-first workflow
12+ shortcuts for spawning agents, switching tabs, labeling sessions, and launching prompts. Stay in flow without reaching for the mouse.
TODO.md discovery
Drop a TODO.md in your workspace and Swarmify finds it. Spawn agents directly from task items without copy-pasting prompts.
Common workflows
Multi-agent execution with clear orchestration and IDE visibility.
Orchestrate parallel work from one prompt
Swarmify turns a single orchestrator request into multiple focused CLI agent tasks. Each agent tackles a clear slice and reports back in tabs.
- Orchestrator splits a plan into scoped sub tasks
- Agents work in parallel across files and services
- Diffs and markdown stay visible in the editor
Claude- Orchestrator plan
Codex- Tests
Claude CodeValidate findings with multiple agents
Different CLI agents are stronger at different tasks. Swarmify puts their findings side by side so the orchestrator can converge on the right fix.
- One agent maps the failure path
- Another inspects edge cases and logs
- Orchestrator merges the final change set
Claude- Orchestrator plan
Codex- Tests
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FAQ
Do agents step on each other's work?
The /swarm command tells the orchestrator to split work carefully and assign clear scopes. It is like giving instructions to human coworkers, each with a defined task and boundary.
How do I review results from subagents?
Each subagent reports back in its own tab with markdown and diffs. The orchestrator can merge the final change set after review.
What about context drift?
Swarmify manages AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and GEMINI.md with symlinks so all agents share the same context source.
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