Open-Source WorkSwarm Builds AI Agent Teams With Persistent Sessions and Recursive Self-Improvement
HeyToha · x · 2026-09-23
openJiuwen's open-source WorkSwarm (Apache 2.0) makes AI agents work as a real team rather than independent workers. Highlights: persistent sessions that keep roles, decisions and ownership intact across 100+ turns even after context compression, and recursive self-improvement where agents spot failures, propose fixes, execute, verify, and keep what works.
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