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A configurable multi-agent swarm that autonomously finds issues, writes fixes/tests/docs, opens PRs, and iteratively responds to review feedback for open-source
The OSS Contributor Swarm deploys a coordinated set of agents to continuously identify contribution opportunities and produce pull requests. It qualifies repos, finds good-first issues, analyzes requirements, implements changes, adds tests/docs, and manages PR lifecycle including automated review responses.
Use this skill to automate scalable open-source contributions (e.g., documentation fixes, small bug fixes, tests) where maintainers accept community PRs. Good for projects aiming for steady PR throughput, discovery of easy wins, or research on contribution automation. Not for sensitive security fixes or large invasive changes without human oversight.
./scripts/run-swarm.sh) to run single cycles, start continuous mode, and view a dashboard (has_scripts=true)Designed for multi-agent Claude Code/agent orchestrators and developer CLIs that can run shell orchestration scripts and interact with GitHub via gh/CLI. Requires GitHub authentication and an agent runtime that supports automated PR workflows.
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