Documentation / Teamwork

Several bees. One clear handoff.

A Swarm describes coordinated work between bees. The application foundation supports group chats, bot-to-bot messages, and short-lived helpers.

A little help. A whole lot of possibility.
01

Share a conversation

A group chat brings multiple bots together. Each retains its own memory, instructions, and computer configuration. Mention the teammate whose contribution you need.

02

Make responsibilities explicit

Use each bot’s short role description to explain what it contributes. Name who researches, who prepares the output, and who asks the human reviewer.

03

Delegate bounded tasks

Short-lived subagents can work on pieces of a larger task and report back. They finish with the task rather than becoming persistent teammates with their own chat and memory.

04

Keep boundaries intact

By default, bot communication stays within a space. Cross-space communication is a separate permission, not an automatic benefit of teamwork.

One good place to start

What could your first bee help with?

Choose a role. Give it a clear job. Build from there.

A little planning. A lot of possibility.

Build your bee team.

Choose the roles you need and give your future hive a first task.

Your teammates

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