DevSwarm

05/26/2026

The bottleneck is no longer typing. It's orchestration.

In this new 27-minute walkthrough, Trevor Dilley demonstrates how one developer can run an entire sprint inside DevSwarm. Manager workspaces. Parallel children. Integration workspaces. Review stacks. `devswarm jira` for zero-setup ticket administration.

The example: a two-week sprint for a real-time order-fulfillment system, modeled the way it actually plays out.

One developer. A whole sprint.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/O5KqgntHamY

05/21/2026

NEW on the DevSwarm blog: how senior devs ship epics in DevSwarm.

A sprint used to mean "plan the work, then watch the ex*****on crawl." That changed when AI stopped being a task-runner and started being an orchestrator.

In DevSwarm, a manager workspace plans the work, child workspaces execute in parallel, an integration workspace merges and tests, and a review stack breaks the result into PRs your team can actually read. Workspace messaging coordinates the whole thing. Branches aren't sacred anymore. They're scaffolding.

One developer. An entire sprint. DevSwarm makes it happen.

Read the full breakdown: https://devswarm.ai/blog/how-one-developer-can-run-a-whole-sprint-inside-devswarm

05/14/2026

Your AI agent just shipped the fix. It opened the PR, tests passed, and without you doing anything, it moved the ticket to "In Review."

That's `devswarm jira`, new in DevSwarm 2.1.4. Any agent inside any workspace can transition tickets, leave status comments, and file new ones when it spots adjacent work.

It's the same pattern as the rest of the DevSwarm Tool. The agent doesn't ask you to switch tabs. It does the bookkeeping itself, and you stay in review mode.

Code. Commit. Transition. All from the agent.

Try it free → https://devswarm.ai

05/04/2026

Portland, OR developers: come build with us Thursday night!

Mike Biglan and Trevor Dilley are hosting Parallel AI Coding Night in Portland, for devs already using Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, or Copilot, who want to push into running multiple AI agents in parallel.

Bring a laptop. We'll install DevSwarm live, run real parallel workflows on real problems, and talk about what's working, what's still messy, and where multi-agent coding is headed.

Light snacks, drinks, and 3 months of DevSwarm Pro on us for everyone who attends.

Thu, May 7, 6:00 to 7:30 PM PT
Kiln, 1120 SE Madison St, Portland, OR 97214

This is a local Portland, Oregon event only. Not local? Hang tight, more coming.

RSVP: https://luma.com/k89vv3qq

04/28/2026

Your AI agent can now spawn other AI agents.

The DevSwarm Tool ships in 2.1.2: a CLI any agent can call from inside its workspace. Claude Code, Copilot, Gemini, Aider -- they all use it the same way.

A few things your agent can now do on its own:
-> devswarm workspace create feature/auth-tests -- spin up a child workspace branched from its current work
-> devswarm workspace message-child "extract the JWT helper" -- delegate a subtask
-> devswarm workspace monitor -- wait for the child to report back
-> devswarm workspace merge-from-source -- pull in what a sibling shipped

You write one prompt. A hierarchy of agents executes it in parallel. You stay in the loop as the reviewer, not the dispatcher.

Try it free → https://devswarm.ai

04/28/2026

Eugene, OR developers: come build with us Thursday night!

Mike Biglan and Trevor Dilley are hosting Parallel AI Coding Night downtown, for devs already using Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, or Copilot, who want to push into running multiple AI agents in parallel.

Bring a laptop. We'll install DevSwarm live, run real parallel workflows on real problems, and talk about what's working, what's still messy, and where multi-agent coding is headed.

Pizza, drinks, and 3 months of DevSwarm Pro on us for everyone who attends.

Thu, Apr 30, 5:30 to 7:00 PM PT
The District Coworking, 590 Pearl St Suite 300, Eugene, OR

This is a local Eugene, Oregon event only. Not local? Hang tight, more coming.

RSVP: https://luma.com/5y0gdkt3

04/21/2026

NEW on the DevSwarm blog: a sidebar that works the way you do.

DevSwarm 2.1 rebuilds the sidebar around branch hierarchy. Workspaces auto-label themselves, virtual branches are one click away, and drag-and-drop keeps your layout organized the way your brain actually thinks about parallel work.
Two more big wins in this release:
-> DevSwarm Tool: any AI agent can now create workspaces, configure your repo, and coordinate tasks -- all from inside the conversation.
-> Workspace Messaging: a parent workspace can delegate subtasks to children and get updates when they finish.
Plus terminal reliability, Windows stability, and WebSocket auto-recovery.
Read the full release notes: https://devswarm.ai/blog/devswarm-2-1-0-release-notes

04/16/2026

We heard you like VS Code.

So we put the open-source version of VS Code into DevSwarm. Every workspace gets its own full editor -- extensions, terminals, diffs, debugger -- isolated on its own branch. No alt-tabbing between identical windows. No guessing which tab is which.

One keypress switches your entire view to a different task, a different branch, and a different agent.

Try it free → https://devswarm.ai

04/14/2026

The developers shipping fastest aren't writing more code. They're running more agents.

One agent builds an API. Another writes tests. A third refactors the service you've been avoiding. You review diffs, course-correct, and keep moving -- four branches deep, all at once.

This isn't vibe coding. This is high-velocity engineering with the coder in the loop.

Try it free → https://devswarm.ai

04/02/2026

DevSwarm is free. Here's what that means.

You get a full open VS Code editor, 19 AI agents, and isolated branches for every workspace. Run Claude on one task, Gemini on another, and review both without switching windows.

No token fees. No time limits. Bring your own API keys and start building in parallel.

https://devswarm.ai

DevSwarm is the AI-powered IDE platform delivering 5x developer productivity through multi-agent orchestration. Download free and transform your coding workflow today.

03/27/2026

Four branches. Four tasks. Ten AI agents. Zero chaos. DevSwarm keeps every workspace isolated so you can jump between code diffs and agent chats without losing your place.

This is what organized parallel development looks like.

Free to get started → https://devswarm.ai