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Swarm 357

357 Claude agent roles across six business layers, with portable memory, enforced cost caps, a bash policy gate, and durable checkpoints.

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Classification
Built artifact
Language
Python
Licence
Apache-2.0
Status
Active development
Tests
4 recorded gates
Last verified
2026-08-02

What it is

Swarm 357 is an orchestration runtime for a large role library. The interesting part is not the agent count, it is the controls: cost caps are enforced rather than advisory, shell access passes a policy gate, and runs checkpoint so a crash resumes instead of restarting.

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Architecture

  • Role library of 357 agent definitions grouped into six business layers.
  • Portable Memvid memory so context survives process boundaries.
  • Enforced per-run and per-agent cost caps.
  • Bash policy gate mediates shell access rather than granting it wholesale.
  • Durable checkpoints in the database directory allow resume after interruption.
  • FastAPI service surface, Docker image, Railway deployment target.

Tests and gates

  • Four GitHub Actions workflows: ci, codeql, publish, and publish-image.
  • An evals directory is checked in alongside the runtime.
  • gitleaks configuration guards against credential leakage in commits.
  • STATUS.md and ROADMAP.md record what is complete and what is not.

Limits

  • Role count is a capacity figure, not a performance claim. Concurrency in a given run depends on budget and host.
  • Cost caps bound spend; they do not bound wall-clock time.
  • Memory portability is scoped to the Memvid format used by the runtime.

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