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OpenSwarm: The Open-Source AI Workspace for Everything Beyond Claude Code

A multi-agent AI system for research, reports, slides, videos, and automated workflows.

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File Info

FileDetails
NameOpenSwarm
Versionv1.0.0
TypeMulti-Agent AI System
DeveloperVRSEN
Size100-150MB (may vary by OS)
LicenseMIT License (Open Source)
PlatformsmacOS • Windows • Linux
InterfaceTerminal UI + FastAPI Backend
Primary UseResearch, slide decks, reports, videos, content generation, automation
AI ProvidersOpenAI • Claude • Gemini • fal.ai • Composio
Github RepositoryVRSEN/openswarm

Description

There are countless AI tools that still revolve around one assistant doing everything inside a chat window. OpenSwarm feels closer to assigning work across a small team.

The research agent handles analysis. The slides agent builds presentations. The data analyst creates charts. Video and image agents manage media generation separately.

Single-agent systems tend to hallucinate once projects become larger or more visual. OpenSwarm keeps tasks separated, which usually makes the outputs feel more structured and usable. It also fits naturally beside tools like Claude Code instead of replacing them.

You might still use Claude Code for engineering work, debugging, or architecture decisions while OpenSwarm handles the surrounding deliverables like reports, presentations, marketing assets, research, documentation, and media generation.

Use Cases

  • Create investor pitch decks from a single prompt
  • Generate SEO blog pipelines with competitor research
  • Build quarterly business reports with charts and summaries
  • Produce AI-generated product launch videos
  • Create marketing campaigns with timelines and assets
  • Research competitors and summarize findings automatically
  • Generate Word documents, PDFs, and presentations
  • Analyze datasets and create visualizations
  • Connect AI workflows with Gmail, Slack, GitHub, HubSpot, and more
  • Build your own specialized AI swarm for a business workflow

Screenshots

OpenSwarm Demo

Features of OpenSwarm

FeatureDescription
Multi-Agent ArchitectureMultiple specialized AI agents coordinated together
One Prompt WorkflowGenerate complete deliverables from a single request
Slides GenerationCreates polished HTML and PPTX presentations
Deep Research AgentWeb research with structured analysis and citations
Data AnalysisCharts, statistics, and structured reporting
Document GenerationCreates PDFs, documents, and formatted reports
AI Video GenerationSupports Sora, Veo, and Seedance workflows
AI Image GenerationGenerate and edit images using Gemini and GPT Image
10,000+ IntegrationsGmail, Slack, GitHub, HubSpot, and more through Composio
Fully Open SourceFork, modify, and customize everything
Local ExecutionRuns on your machine
FastAPI BackendAPI server support for integrations and SaaS workflows
Docker SupportDeploy using Docker containers
Custom SwarmsBuild your own specialized AI teams
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Meet the AI Agents

AgentWhat It Does
OrchestratorCoordinates all other agents and routes tasks
Deep Research AgentResearches topics and creates structured reports
Data Analyst AgentBuilds charts, analyzes data, and summarizes findings
Slides AgentCreates presentations and exports PPTX decks
Docs AgentGenerates documents and PDFs
Image Generation AgentCreates and edits images
Video Generation AgentProduces AI-generated videos
Virtual AssistantHandles productivity tasks and external integrations

System Requirements

ComponentRequirement
Operating SystemmacOS / Windows / Linux
Node.jsv20+
PythonPython 3.10+
RAM8 GB recommended
InternetRequired for AI APIs

Installation Steps For OpenSwarm

Windows

  1. Download the exe installer
  2. Run the installer like a normal Windows app
  3. Open OpenSwarm from the Start Menu or desktop shortcut
  4. Follow the setup wizard
  5. Add at least one AI provider API key (OpenAI or Claude)

macOS

  • Download the dmg file.
  • Open the app If macOS blocks it, go to:
  • System Settings -> Privacy & Security
  • Click “Open Anyway”, Complete the setup wizard and add your API provider key

Linux

  • Download the app for linux
  • Right-click the file -> Properties -> Permissions Enable “Allow executing file as program”
  • Double-click the file to launch OpenSwarm
  • Follow the setup wizard Add your AI provider key

Download OpenSwarm multi-agent system

How to Use OpenSwarm??

  1. Launch OpenSwarm
  2. Connect an AI provider
  3. Enter a task for eg “Analyze this CSV and create charts”

The orchestrator automatically routes work between agents.

Your Small AI production team

OpenSwarm is more like a small AI production team running beside your workflow.

You still bring the ideas and direction. It handles the research, decks, reports, charts, documents, and media generation. And because it is fully open source, you are not locked into someone else’s platform while doing it.

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