Experience high-velocity engineering. DevSwarm evolves your stack with parallel AI coding capabilities, freeing you to build more, better, faster.
Deploy your favorite AI assistant x10 and manage your Swarm without breaking flow.
Iterate on branches concurrently in dedicated workspaces, each with its own AI code builder.
Achieve peak multithreading with isolated AI agents for testing, bugfixes, and feature dev
Code, review, and revise simultaneously across branches, get from idea to merge in minutes
Tap into today's leading coding assistants, and tomorrow's.
Easily hook up DevSwarm to your existing coding assistant account
Test the same prompt across multiple models and compare outputs live
Coming soon: Connect DevSwarm to any agent
Get started with your current IDE, and switch it up at any time
Use DevSwarm to complement your favorite code editor (choose from 20+ supported options)
Switch it up as your project needs and preferences evolve.
Forget “address already in use” errors and server restarts.
Create independent, conflict-free branches with auto-handled port mapping
Test multiple versions of your app side-by-side without Docker pain
Review code, explore files, and feed your AI, in one place.
Add an independent instance of your coding agent as a “Builder”, and give it a task.
Build better prompts with easy references using our Code Exploration tools.
Open a terminal alongside your main workflow to run and test code in-app.
Inline diff viewer shows changes side-by-side, without jumping to GitHub.
High Velocity Engineers
Real devs know vibe coding doesn’t deliver on production. HiVE coding (High-Velocity Engineering) is the future of AI-driven development. The code still matters. Find out why HiVE is the future of AI-assisted development.
“Heavy use of the latest coding agents (e.g., Claude Code) made one thing obvious to me: the future of development is orchestrating many agents at once. DevSwarm is the first tool I’ve seen built for that reality and designed for developers who prioritize speed and control. It’s become my daily driver.”
"For me, DevSwarm’s sandboxed approach to LLM agentic workflows finally cracked the code on what’s possible with the next generation of AI driven development! DevSwarm helps me feel confident and comfortable to partner up with the latest AI tools, as it seems to flexibly integrate with everything I’ve thrown at it."
DevSwarm integrates with more than 20 leading editors, including:
This means you can keep working in the environment you already know and love, while DevSwarm manages your parallel Builders behind the scenes.
Most AI coding tools still run in a single-threaded, serial workflow, even if they let you open multiple tabs, only one can really move forward at a time. DevSwarm was designed for true parallel execution.
Each Builder in DevSwarm is a fully isolated Git worktree paired with its own AI coding assistant. That means you can:
The result is a workflow where you’re never waiting on a single agent. Instead, you’re orchestrating an entire swarm of AI developers, each working on its own branch, all at once. That’s the DevSwarm difference.
Most AI coding assistants still lock developers into a single-agent, serial workflow. That means waiting for one assistant to finish before moving on. DevSwarm solves this bottleneck by letting you launch and manage multiple AI Builders in parallel. It’s designed to make professional developers unstoppable: reducing idle time, accelerating feature delivery, and scaling productivity across entire teams (with many more team collaboration features coming soon!).
No, DevSwarm is a complete development environment on its own. It provides everything you need to code effectively: command-line access, file explorer, code diffs, Git support (both UI and CLI), and a built-in editor for shaping prompts and refining code.
That said, DevSwarm is also IDE-compatible! If you want to keep using your favorite IDE (so you can keep using your favorite debugger, or for advanced run configurations, highly specialized merge tools...or just as a safety net), you can. DevSwarm makes it easy to open any Builder directly in VS Code, Cursor, IntelliJ, Windsurf, and more.
Over time, many developers discover that DevSwarm covers nearly all of their day-to-day workflows, and their old IDE becomes more of a supporting role than a primary tool. You can start gradually, keeping your IDE close by, and transition as you realize how much faster and more fluid development feels inside DevSwarm.
No, DevSwarm is not an IDE. It’s a parallel AI coding platform that works alongside your favorite editors, augmenting your IDE through an AI-optimized parallel workflow. Each Builder is its own worktree with AI assistance, terminal access, and hooks to open in your IDE instantly. Think of DevSwarm as the swarm layer on top of your existing toolchain, an Augmented Development Environment (ADE).
Yes. DevSwarm makes it easy to connect with internal APIs, CI/CD pipelines, and custom developer tools by exposing each Builder as a full Git worktree with terminal and IDE access. This means you can script, test, and integrate just as you would in your normal workflow, only faster, and in parallel!
DevSwarm is designed with developer privacy, enterprise security, and compliance readiness in mind:
Looking ahead, we’re committed to meeting industry-leading compliance standards as DevSwarm scales for enterprise adoption. We are currently planning for:
This ensures DevSwarm can be adopted not just by individual developers, but also by scaling teams and enterprise organizations with strict security and compliance requirements.
At launch, DevSwarm is optimized for popular, production-ready coding assistants. We are actively exploring support for custom LLM endpoints and private models, so you can connect internal models, fine-tuned agents, or self-hosted APIs. This feature is currently under consideration for future development.
DevSwarm currently supports many of today’s top AI dev tools, including:
Support is expanding, and we’re tracking new assistants as they launch to keep DevSwarm future-proof.
A Builder is the core workspace in DevSwarm. Each Builder combines:
Builders act like dedicated mini-workspaces where an assistant can focus on a specific branch, feature, or fix. You can launch multiple Builders in parallel, switching between them with hotkeys, so you keep progress moving on all fronts.
DevSwarm doesn’t bundle AI assistants directly. Instead, it connects seamlessly with the assistants you already have access to. That includes leading tools like Claude Code, Amazon Q, Google Gemini, OpenAI Codex, Atlassian Rovo, Goose, and Aider. During setup, DevSwarm runs a system check and helps you install or configure assistants if needed, so you’re ready to swarm right away.
HiVE (High Velocity Engineering) coding is a structured, production-ready approach to using AI coding assistants in parallel. It’s designed for scaling teams and professional software development, where speed and reliability both matter. Vibe coding, on the other hand, is more exploratory. It's fine for quick experiments or hacking on side projects, but not built to handle the rigor of merging, testing, and shipping production code. DevSwarm was built for HiVE coding, letting engineers swarm multiple AI agents across different branches at once, while staying fully in control.
