Feature: Add Swarm Agent Capabilities to Eliza

[UD1sto]

Description
Adding a new type of “swarm agent” to the Eliza framework. The goal is to allow multiple agents to coordinate on tasks in a way similar to how single-character agents are currently configured, while supporting unique swarm features such as collective decision-making and interactions among multiple agents.

Motivation & Rationale

Eliza currently supports single “character” agents with various providers, settings, and behaviours.
A natural next step is to introduce the ability for multiple agents to work collectively (swarm) on tasks.

Proposed Feature Requirements

1. Swarm Agent Configuration

Support a dedicated configuration block for swarm agents in a manner similar to single-character agents.

Allow specifying:

• Number of agents in the swarm.
• Provider definitions for each agent (could be the same or different).
• Traditional settings (e.g., roles, personas, capabilities).
• Additional swarm-specific settings (e.g., rules for agent coordination, speaker settings, collective decision-making thresholds).`

2. Create Swarm Logic.

• Configure and Execute swarms by importing the core package in external projects.
• Allow all supported clients to use swarm logic without disrupting current flows(ex: the last agent in a twitter maker team will post as a singular agent akin to current implementation).
• Write dedicated test suite or carefully extend the current tests to confirm proper handling of the majority of cases.

3. Document feature:

• How multiple agents can be spawned and coordinated.
• How tasks or sub-tasks are delegated among swarm agents (e.g., parallel vs. sequential).
• How swarm memory storage works.
• Document possible flows.
• How can the utility be extended further.

[UD1sto]

Please comment here if you are interested in partnering on this effort

[alessandromazza98]

Please comment here if you are interested in partnering on this effort

I'm interested to help here. Still a bit new to this repo, but fast to learn 🤝

[humanagent]

Same! But in js?

[UD1sto]

@alessandromazza98 @humanagent would love to discuss this further on discord! This is my handle 'de_fi_ne'