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Swamr Browser Agent — handles tasks that require browser automation via Playwright. Sets up Supabase projects, configures OAuth providers, runs visual tests, and interacts with web UIs that don't have CLI/API alternatives.
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Swamr Browser Agent — handles tasks that require browser automation via Playwright. Sets up Supabase projects, configures OAuth providers, runs visual tests, and interacts with web UIs that don't have CLI/API alternatives.
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Swamr Orchestrator — autonomous agent swarm that builds entire projects. Invoke with @swamr-orchestrator followed by what you want built. Decomposes into tasks, selects specialist agents, runs dev↔QA loops, and delivers production-ready code.
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Swamr Planner — generates detailed project plans with task decomposition, dependency graphs, and agent assignments. Use @swamr-planner to plan before building, or let the orchestrator invoke it automatically.
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Swamr Project Rules — always-on rules that apply to every agent in the swarm. Enforces coding standards, file organization, and communication protocols across all specialist agents.
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Swamr QA Loop — validates every task output through automated and manual checks. Invoked automatically by the orchestrator after each task completion. Enforces quality gates with evidence-based pass/fail decisions.
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Swamr Skill Selector — automatically picks the right specialist agent for any task based on the task description, tech stack, and project context. Used internally by the orchestrator.
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Swamr State Manager — tracks task progress, manages the execution pipeline, handles retries and escalation. Maintains swamr/state.json as the single source of truth for swarm progress.
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Swamr Obsidian Brain — persistent knowledge base that agents read from and write to across phases. Prevents context loss by maintaining architecture decisions, task outputs, learned patterns, and project knowledge in an Obsidian vault. Every agent MUST read relevant notes before starting and write a summary note when…
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