1:27Open Swarm / Feature film
Your Swarm — Hosted, self-hosted, and connected.
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The story
Open Swarm brings applications, embedded AI concierges, and agents together, with choices about where the workspace runs and how you reach it. Use a hosted installation, self-host on your own server, or run locally on a suitable computer with the supported runtime.
About the demonstrationCompatibility depends on adapters, model endpoints, tools, and worker support. Hosted, self-hosted, and supported local deployments have different requirements. Current native runtime prerequisites are Linux-based; universal native Mac and Windows installer parity is not claimed.
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0:00Open Swarm brings applications, embedded AI concierges, and agents together, with choices about where the workspace runs and how you reach it.
0:10Use a hosted installation, self-host on your own server, or run locally on a suitable computer with the supported runtime.
0:18Connect from a Mac, Windows PC, or laptop through the browser or an available desktop client. The server and device roles are distinct.
0:28Open the phone application experience, sign in to the same installation, and add it to your home screen where your browser supports it.
0:36Enroll another computer as a satellite worker using a single-use connection code. It can run supported work locally and return results.
0:45The core coordinates work across enrolled machines, with device-bound credentials, declared capabilities, and current permissions.
0:54Choose compatible harnesses, APIs, and local or hosted models. Configuration and available adapters determine what each installation can run.
1:05Provision users and app access as your household or team grows. The same core architecture supports a laptop-scale workspace and server deployments.
1:15Your apps, your agents, your infrastructure. Open Swarm.
