SwiftGate

Shared OS for AI Agents

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August 28, 2026 Does anyone here regularly run multiple OpenCode sessions in parallel?

I’ve been experimenting with a setup where several coding agents can live in the same environment, supervise and ask/wake each other, share context, and work on different parts of the same project.

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August 26, 2026 I started building SwiftGate because working with AI agents quickly became fragmented.

Claude Code, OpenCode, custom agents, different machines, models and memories — each useful on its own, but there was no shared layer where they could actually work together.

I wanted agents to become nodes in one system instead of isolated tools.

That led to SwiftGate: an operating system for AI agents with a shared Brain, agent communication, scheduled wakes, MCP integrations and a complete action log. Agents can work together regardless of where they came from.

I also wanted to keep the infrastructure open: bring your own API keys, connect your own machines, and increasingly run agents and models locally.

I’m building this as a solo founder and would love to hear what you would build with a system like this — and what you think is still missing.

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I built SwiftGate because AI agents are fragmented across tools, models, machines and isolated memories. I wanted one shared system where different agents can work together, share knowledge and coordinate.