The swarm is working in its own repository right now
Your repository.
A swarm that runs it.
Connect a GitHub repository. Agents read issues and pull requests, plan, build, review, and test. You decide how much they may do on their own.
You choose which repositories to connect. No paid pull requests.
lindqvist-studio/
bokningsappen
- #214Show free slots in a week viewBuilding
- #211SMS reminder the day beforeIn review
- #209Wrong timezone in confirmation emailTests green
Waiting for you
Merge #209 Wrong timezone in confirmation email
Reviewed, 42 of 42 tests green
From issue to merge
The same work a team does. Without you having to chase anyone.
- 01
Triage
New issues are read, labeled, and put in the right order.
- 02
Plan
A plan with steps and risks, written so you understand it.
- 03
Build
The code is written on its own branch and becomes a pull request.
- 04
Review
Another agent reads the change and requests fixes.
- 05
Test
The repository’s own tests run. Failures are fixed first.
- 06
Merge
When your rules say yes. Otherwise it waits for you.
Autonomy
You hold the dial.
Start by approving every step. Ease off when you trust the work. The rules are ordinary code and apply the same way every time. The swarm can never grant itself more freedom.
- Decide who may merge
- Set a monthly cost cap
- Pause the whole swarm with one click
bokningsappen
Changed yesterday by MajaLevel 2 of 4 · Plan and merge
The swarm asks you before it starts building and before it merges.
Triage, review, and tests run without you needing to reply.
Keys and cost
Your key. Your cost. Nothing hidden.
- Your own API key
- Code changes run in Cursor Cloud with your key. You see the cost where it happens.
- Encrypted for you
- Each account has its own data key. Your secrets never land in an agent’s instructions.
- Short-lived GitHub access
- Permissions are fetched when needed and are not stored.
- Repository rules apply
- Agents read the rules in your repository. Your settings here always take precedence.
Wishlist
Vote on what gets built next.
The swarm builds the service in an open repository. Proposals with the most votes are planned first.
- 412Not available yet
GitLab support
Connect repositories from GitLab the same way as from GitHub.
- 287Not available yet
Weekly digest of the work
A short summary every Monday of what the swarm has done.
- 198Not available yet
Approve from Slack
Answer questions from the swarm without opening a browser.