Open-source WorkSwarm multi-agent platform survives 189 shared turns without losing authority tracking
AIwithGhotai · x · 2026-09-23
A hands-on look at openJiuwen WorkSwarm, an Apache 2.0 open-source multi-agent platform (jiuwenswarm on GitHub, 6.5k stars) that extends LLM agents into daily messaging apps.
- Test result: 5 people shared one agent across 189 conversation turns, and it still caught all 8 cross-role decision conflicts.
- Why: Persistent Session tracks who actually has authority to change a decision, surviving context compression—a failure point where typical agent setups lose the thread by turn 20.
- The repo ships Docker deployment, CLI/TUI, SDKs, and playwright-mcp integration for swarm collaboration on complex tasks.
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