From prompt to pull request
No local setup, no context juggling. Describe what you want and the swarm takes it from idea to reviewed, merge-ready code.
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Create a project
Paste a git URL, pick a local folder, or start from an empty repo. The sandbox clones and boots it for you.
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Chat in Plan or Agent mode
Plan mode is read-only for exploration. Agent mode reads and writes. Switch per turn as the work demands.
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Agents work in parallel
The swarm fans out across isolated sandboxes — building, running commands, and recording proof as they go.
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Review & Commit Thread
Inspect diffs and the branch graph, then merge directly or open a pull request with an LLM-drafted summary.
What actually happens
- 1
Create a project
A project is a git repo. Create one three ways, all producing the same workspace.
- Git URL — paste any HTTPS or SSH repo; private repos authenticate with a token
- Local folder — detects your remote and .env via the File System Access API
- Empty repo — starts from a bare git init, no clone needed
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Chat in Plan or Agent mode
One interactive lead agent per thread. Switch modes per turn to control what it can do.
- Ask — codebase Q&A with no mutations
- Plan — read-only tools for exploration and design
- Agent — read + write tools for implementation
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The swarm works in isolation
Each agent runs in its own cloud sandbox, branched from main, so work never collides.
- Compute-heavy builds and tests run off your machine
- When one agent merges, others are notified of the diff
- Live terminal, dev server, and desktop stream from the sandbox
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Review & Commit Thread
Inspect the work, then integrate it on your terms.
- Branch-aware diffs and an SVG branch graph
- Commit Thread merges directly or opens a PR with a drafted summary
- View in IDE opens the agent's branch in your editor's native diff
Ship your next feature with a swarm
Spin up your first project in under a minute. Bring a git repo or start from an empty one.