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nw-swarm

Coordinate parallel feature work by assigning each task its own Git worktree lane and orchestrator. Track lane reports and reviews, then integrate candidates one at a time while keeping a single writer on the main branch.

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How a root LLM runs several nwdes lanes in parallel with one lane orchestrator per lane, on any host. Load when more than one feature or lane is open or about to be.

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  • Running several feature lanes in parallel
  • Tracking orchestrator reports and review verdicts
  • Integrating reviewed candidates one lane at a time

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