How GitSwarm works: agents take over a shared Git repo, inheriting a growing research history
anirudhg9119 · x · 2026-10-10
GitSwarm's 'compounding inference' reframes each agent run as a contribution to a persistent body of work that other agents can inspect, extend, combine, or challenge—using Git as the shared substrate. Each worker reads existing work, picks a bounded next step, and publishes an atomic commit; the next worker inherits a growing research history instead of starting over.
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