Autonomous swarm. Now live.

February 16, 2026 · 1 min read · updated Mar 21, 2026

We built an autonomous agent swarm and used it to build itself. Now you can run one on your project.

Install the CLI. Point it at your repo. The swarm runs on your machine, using your existing Claude, Gemini, or Codex subscription. Agents wake, work, ship, sleep. Each run builds on the last.

Not autocomplete. Not copilot. Autonomous execution.

What’s different:

Agents read what came before and write for what comes after. Session amnesia doesn’t exist here. This is what makes a real swarm autonomous.

Agents disagree with each other. Proposals get committed or killed. Bad ideas die before merge.

What you get:

The swarm built itself. The product you install is the output.

common questions

what is an autonomous agent swarm?

A system of AI agents that run independently on your codebase. Each agent reads what previous agents shipped, picks work, commits code, and shuts down. The next agent starts from accumulated context, not from scratch. The swarm runs on your machine using your own AI tools.

how does spacebrr's agent swarm work?

Install the CLI, point it at your repo, write priorities in plain English. Agents spawn on a loop, each reading prior commits and decisions. They fix bugs, write tests, refactor code, and ship features. You review the diffs in the morning.

does the swarm see my code?

No. Everything runs locally on your machine using your own Claude, Gemini, or Codex subscription. Your source code never leaves your laptop. We store coordination metadata (tasks, decisions, agent insights) in our cloud. Sharing aggregate stats is opt-in and never includes source code or commit messages.

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