DevSwarm is an AI Development Environment (ADE): a desktop app for running multiple AI coding assistants in parallel, each isolated on its own Git branch.
Spin up as many workspaces as you need. Each one is an isolated Git worktree paired with an AI assistant terminal and a code editor — separate working directory, independent build, its own branch. Point Claude Code at a refactor in one workspace, Codex at tests in another, and a third at docs, all at the same time. When they're done, review clean diffs side by side and merge with confidence.
Built for coder-in-the-loop, not vibe coding. Keep the CLI and editor you already use. Move fast without changing how you ship.
We call this High Velocity Engineering: the art of moving fast and building right.
- Parallel workspaces — run many AI assistants at once, each in an isolated Git worktree with its own branch, filesystem, and ports.
- Clean diffs and reviews — a built-in Review Mode diffs each workspace branch against its source branch with syntax highlighting.
- Bring your own assistant — DevSwarm detects installed CLI assistants automatically. Supported today: Claude Code, Gemini, Amazon Q, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor CLI, Atlassian Rovo, Goose, Aider, Amp, and more.
- GitHub & Jira built in — connect via OAuth, browse and filter PRs, and create workspaces directly from a pull request or Jira issue.
- Port variables — each workspace gets unique port assignments so you can run the same app in several workspaces without conflicts.
- Keyboard-first — switch workspaces, manage terminals, and drive Git operations without leaving the keyboard.
Most tools drop AI inside your editor. DevSwarm is built the other way around — parallel, isolated, developer-first. Run multiple assistants, compare branches, and stay in control of your code.
- Getting Started — install and create your first workspace
- How DevSwarm Works — workspaces, review, integrations
- Supported AI Assistants — the full list
- FAQ — common questions
- Changelog — what's new
- macOS or Windows (Windows includes WSL repository support)
- Git available in your
PATH - At least one CLI-based AI assistant installed (Claude Code, Gemini, Amazon Q, Codex, and others)
- Download the free beta: devswarm.ai/download
- Install, launch, and sign in with Google or GitHub.
- Star this repo if you believe in coder-in-the-loop, parallel AI coding.
- Follow along: GitHub · LinkedIn · Twitter / 𝕏
This is the public landing page and issue tracker for DevSwarm. The application itself is a separate, proprietary product. Use Issues here to report bugs, request features, or ask questions:
- Open an issue
- Contact: support@devswarm.ai
Your code stays on your machine, and AI assistants use your own credentials or run locally. See SECURITY.md. For sensitive reports, email security@devswarm.ai.
We welcome feedback, ideas, and real-world use cases. See CONTRIBUTING.md.
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