Changelog

DevSwarm 2.3.2 introduces HiveControl: give your AI a goal in plain language and it plans the work, spins up the parallel workspaces it needs, and coordinates them until everything comes back together.

• HiveControl lets your AI orchestrate DevSwarm itself: plan the work, spin up parallel workspaces, coordinate them
• Every workspace the AI creates is a real, inspectable workspace with a full IDE inside
• Watch orchestration live: child workspaces bloom under the parent and messages glide along the links

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DevSwarm 2.3.1 makes returning to your work smoother, with automatic workspace restore, a setting to control it, and smarter defaults for new workspaces.

• Active workspaces restore automatically when you reopen the app
• A new setting lets you turn workspace auto-restore on or off
• New workspaces default to your first installed agent

DevSwarm 2.3.0 sharpens day-to-day workspace management and gives the editor a cleaner, more integrated layout.

• Workspace controls now live in the editor title bar for a cleaner, more integrated layout
• Pinning a workspace now pins its entire descendant tree alongside it
• Create a workspace by pressing Enter from the form
• Primary workspaces can now be shut down

DevSwarm 2.2.2 is a reliability release that smooths out the terminal and tidies up the app's update experience.

• Option+Arrow word-jump works again in terminals on macOS
• Cleaner, more accurate update notifications on startup

DevSwarm 2.2.1 refines day-to-day workspace management and adds pre-run setup scripts so a workspace can prepare its environment before the agent starts.

• Pre-run setup scripts let a workspace prepare its environment before the agent starts
• Reassign a workspace's parent directly from the sidebar
• Pinned workspace rows gain hover action buttons
• The workspace info command defaults to the current workspace and accepts branch names
• Fixed sidebar tree filters leaking root-level branches