Antigravity /swarm coordinates parallel coding with named workers and optional cross-model verification

·2026.11.11 09:00

Key point

The /swarm mode assigns independent tasks to named workers coordinating on a shared board, with optional cross-model verification available upon user request.

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Details

  • Antigravity introduces /swarm mode for tasks that split into independent files, packages, or questions, using named workers and a verifier communicating on a shared board.
  • The mode supports parallel codebase investigation, such as analyzing CLI startup delays (4 seconds) with three read-only workers investigating module imports, configuration loading, and plugin discovery.
  • Cross-model verification is supported by pinning the verifier to a different model than the worker to audit changes, check for weakened tests, and run commands like go test -race ./... or npm test, typically when requested by the user.
  • /swarm is distinct from Subagents (single background tasks), /boost (deep reasoning for complex bugs), and /teamwork (long-term projects with milestone plans and audit gates).
  • Selection criteria depend on task nature: /swarm is for large, clearly separable work where team process monitoring is needed, while /teamwork is for multi-milestone projects requiring strict verification.

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