multi-agent

OpenRig is a local control plane for multi-agent coding topologies. It uses a YAML-based rig spec to boot, inspect, snapshot, restore, and visualize agent fleets, with examples like product teams, adversarial review, research clusters, and secrets management.

OpenWorkers is a thesis-focused research assistant that searches literature, verifies citations, critiques ideas, and produces structured research support without writing the prose for the student.

SwarmWright is a self-hosted multi-agent AI orchestration platform for designing, running, and inspecting swarms of agents from markdown and config. The page highlights Docker-based setup, topology-enforced agent graphs, human approval steps, local storage, and detailed audit logs.

A file-based protocol and CLI for coordinating multiple AI agents across runtimes, with typed messages, review loops, and shared memory on the local filesystem.

Open-sourced local multi-agent OS that runs three agents on consumer hardware, lets them form goals from environmental pressure, and supports self-modifying workflows through tool creation and change requests.

A session manager for AI coding agents that lets developers run and monitor multiple agents in parallel from a TUI or web dashboard. It supports several agent frameworks, uses git worktrees and optional Docker sandboxes, and includes remote phone access plus PWA-style web use.

Herd is a lightweight desktop IDE for coordinating multiple AI coding agents at once. It supports parallel tasks, real-time status monitoring, and works with tools like Claude Code and Codex on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

A Java framework for building stateful multi-agent workflows on top of Spring AI, with graphs, routing, retries, checkpoints, and shared state.

Peers is a Python-based multi-agent coding substrate that coordinates Claude Code, Codex, and other CLIs to work together on coding, research, debugging, and repo audits with measurable convergence checks.

Smriti is an open-source system for shared reasoning state across coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. It treats project reasoning like version-controlled state, with local setup, a CLI, backend, and frontend for coordinating multiple agents on the same repo.

A Python-based coordination protocol and daemon for running multiple LLM sessions in parallel with shared awareness, aimed at Claude Code and other Anthropic-compatible models.

arXiv paper describing AVA, a GenAI platform for policy and development research built on 4,000+ World Bank reports. The abstract highlights multilingual support, evidence-based synthesis, citation verifiability, and reasoned abstention when queries cannot be supported.

Agora-1 is a multi-agent world model from Odyssey that simulates shared real-time environments for up to four participants, human or AI, with a focus on gaming, robotics, reinforcement learning, and foundation model research.

An open-source multi-agent coding framework that uses a commit-bound project graph to scope worker tasks, replay failed runs, and merge accepted diffs through ordered Git reconciliation.

A research preprint describing ADHD, a parallel divergent ideation method for LLM coding agents that isolates branches, uses cognitive frames, and then prunes with a separate critic pass.

Gravity AI is a Go-based multi-agent consensus harness that coordinates AI agents through Raft-backed task state, proposal voting, and reputation updates.