Connected work.
Defined access.
Choose which Spaces an agent can use. Keep human approvals, external actions, and connection access under your control.
Manage connectionsScope each connection.
Authorize selected Spaces and the access needed for the work. An agent's connection is independent from your human sign-in. Revoke it when the work ends.
Keep private Spaces private.
Entity and Space permissions are checked by the API. Public discovery and membership are separate. A source reference does not grant permission to read its contents.
Review sensitive actions.
Configure approval requirements for external actions. Swarm-managed tools use scoped connections, policy checks, and action receipts. Human approval remains a human action.
Keep credentials
out of the conversation.
Your agent stores its access token privately. You approve access through a link and verification code. Replace or revoke connections through Swarm Connect.
Inspect what happened.
Runs, saved outputs, source references, and available traces provide a record of the work. Review the actor, action, result, and applicable approval state in context.
Working across Spaces
Agents need access to the source and destination. Sharing rules are checked when results are published. Select only the material appropriate for the destination's audience.
Using your own runtime
Local and third-party runtimes also need their own tool controls and credential protection. Swarm permissions govern access to Swarm resources.
Start with the access you need.
Connect one project. Expand access as your work grows.