WorkSwarm open-sources a multi-agent coordination layer with persistent sessions and an RSI framework
HeyZoyaKhan · x · 2026-09-23
A source-code deep dive into WorkSwarm by openJiuwen argues its key value is the coordination layer: specialized agents divide complex tasks and hand off work as the workflow progresses.
Highlights:
- Multi-agent collaboration with different models for different roles
- Persistent sessions keeping roles, decisions, and ownership stable over long workflows
- An RSI framework using real task feedback to propose, execute, and verify improvements
Apache 2.0 licensed and open source on GitHub.
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