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Each workspace gets its own isolated branch with support for port mapping, so your work never conflicts with other agents.
Iterate on isolated branches with AI agents for testing, bug fixes, and feature development, all without juggling multiple windows.


Push, pull, commit, and merge your code all without leaving DevSwarm. Start builders from tickets and instantly to turn tasks into active workspaces.
Jira FeaturesGithub Features“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."

By 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.
DevSwarm is the vendor‑neutral layer for multitask AI development. Run multiple assistants (cloud or local) across isolated branches, letting you can compare results and merge the best work fast.
DevSwarm is true parallel: each Builder is an isolated Git worktree with its own agent, terminal, and runtime, so features, bugfixes, and experiments can all move forward at once without collisions.
Yes, DevSwarm is (now) a next‑gen IDE with a full VS Code experience built in, designed for multi‑agent, branch‑based workflows. You can still open any workspace in Cursor, JetBrains, Xcode, or your preferred editor whenever you want.