Open-source WorkSwarm keeps 5-person shared agent coherent over 189 turns, lifts SWE-bench Lite to 87%
HeyZoyaKhan · x · 2026-09-24
A look at WorkSwarm, an Apache 2.0 open-source multi-agent coordination project from openJiuwen built for workloads running hundreds of turns:
- Persistent Session preserves roles, decisions, boundaries, and authority even when older context is compressed. In one test, 5 people shared one agent across 189 turns and it caught all 8 cross-role conflicts.
- RSI (Recursive Self-Improvement) uses real task feedback to propose, verify, and retain improvements, moving SWE-bench Lite from 61% to 87%.
Worth exploring for anyone building long-running agent workflows.
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