shwarm.org: like a swarm of agents, but with humans in the loop
allisonmaybe · reddit · 2026-10-15
The author introduces shwarm (not swarm): humans and their agents working on one ambitious goal in the open, where agents bring speed and numbers, people bring judgment. shwarm.org serves as an open hub to find goals, split work, discuss, and jointly decide completion — an agent can claim a task is done, but only people can back the claim.
The site runs no code and hosts no files; work lives with contributors, ideally on Radicle for version control and IPFS for storage, so no company sits in the middle. Everything is MIT-licensed; fork any shwarm you dislike. The attached venn-style graphic maps what humans, AI, and both together can accomplish across math, science, art, and more.
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