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Top Autonomous Research Multi-Agent System for 2026 Lab Experiments
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swarm-factory is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by Araaf7. Top Autonomous Research Multi-Agent System for 2026 Lab Experiments. It has 50 GitHub stars.
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Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/Araaf7/swarm-factory" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
swarm-factory is primarily written in HTML. It is open-source under Araaf7 on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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Turn your research chaos into a symphony of intelligent agents.
LabRat is not an experiment tracker. It is a self-organizing colony of AI research assistants that autonomously explore hypotheses, allocate market-style computational credits, and produce reproducible findings—all coordinated through a single YAML configuration.
Imagine a research lab where every scientist is an AI agent, each with a unique specialization, budget, and communication protocol. LabRat orchestrates these agents using market-based resource allocation, where compute, API quota, and memory are traded like commodities.
Your role? Chief Scientist. You define the experimental frontier; the colony navigates it.
graph TD
A[User: Define Hypothesis] --> B[Orchestrator]
B --> C{Market Allocation Engine}
C --> D[Agent: Literature Miner]
C --> E[Agent: Data Synthesizer]
C --> F[Agent: Hypothesis Tester]
D --> G[Shared Memory Pool]
E --> G
F --> G
G --> H[Experiment Report]
H --> I[Claude API Summary]
H --> J[OpenAI API Critique]
Design your agent colony. Save as labrat_colony.yml:
colony_name: "Neuro-Symbolic Hypothesis Fleet"
budget:
total_credits: 1000
per_agent:
miner: 300
synthesizer: 400
tester: 300
agents:
- role: "miner"
model: "claude-3-opus-2026"
language: "auto" # auto-detect paper language
speciality: "literature_convergence"
prompt_style: "exhaustive_skeptic"
- role: "synthesizer"
model: "gpt-4-turbo-2026"
language: "en"
speciality: "contradiction_detection"
output_format: "structured_json"
- role: "tester"
model: "hybrid" # Uses both Claude + OpenAI
language: "en"
speciality: "statistical_falsification"
confidence_threshold: 0.87
memory_pool:
type: "distributed_vector"
ttl: "7d"
compression: "semantic_v1"
logging:
level: "agent_dialog"
output: "colony_run_2026_03_14"
labrat launch --config ./labrat_colony.yml --hypothesis "Do RNNs exhibit emergent graph-theoretic properties under sparse reward regimes?"
Expected output:
[2026-03-14 09:15:02] 🧬 Colony "Neuro-Symbolic Hypothesis Fleet" initialized.
[2026-03-14 09:15:04] 📊 Market allocation: miner=300, synthesizer=400, tester=300.
[2026-03-14 09:15:07] ⛏️ Agent miner dispatched: scanning 1,240 arXiv preprints...
[2026-03-14 09:17:00] ⛏️ Agent miner: 37 relevant papers found. Credits spent: 42.
[2026-03-14 09:17:02] 🔗 Agent synthesizer: identifying topological contradictions...
[2026-03-14 09:21:33] 🔗 Agent synthesizer: 3 unresolved contradictions flagged.
[2026-03-14 09:21:35] 🧪 Agent tester: running falsification via 12 experimental permutations...
[2026-03-14 09:28:01] 📄 Colony report generated: colony_run_2026_03_14/final_report.pdf
[2026-03-14 09:28:03] ✉️ Report shipped to your inbox.
| Operating System | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 🪟 Windows 11/10 | ✅ Full | WSL support for advanced orchestration |
| 🍏 macOS 14+ | ✅ Full | Native ARM/M1-M4 optimized |
| 🐧 Linux (Ubuntu 24.04+) | ✅ Full | Recommended for 24/7 operation |
| 📱 Android via Termux | ⚠️ Partial | CLI only; dashboard limited |
| 🍏 iOS via a-Shell | ⚠️ Partial | Agent spawning disabled |
LabRat uses OpenAI’s GPT-4 Turbo for rapid hypothesis generation, summarization, and multi-language translation. Agents request completions asynchronously. The market allocation engine meters usage so you never blow your quota.
For deep reasoning tasks—contradiction detection, long-context literature synthesis, and causal inference—LabRat delegates to Claude 3 Opus. Agents can be configured to prefer Claude for “reasoning-heavy” tasks and OpenAI for “generation-heavy” tasks.
When model: hybrid is set, the orchestrator sends a prompt to both APIs, compares the outputs using a semantic similarity gate, and selects the most coherent response. This costs twice the credits but produces higher-quality results.
LabRat’s dashboard (lightweight, built on native terminal UI) automatically resizes for screen widths from 80 to 240 columns. All agent dialogs are rendered in the user’s local timezone and locale. The interface supports right-to-left scripts and CJK characters without special configuration.
Research automation, multi-agent coordination, AI-driven experiment management, autonomous research agents, market-based compute allocation, Claude API integration, OpenAI hybrid workflow, reproducible science, colony intelligence.
LabRat is designed for legitimate academic and industrial research purposes only. It does not bypass API rate limits, steal credentials, or generate deceptive content. The market allocation engine is a simulation of resource economics, not a real cryptocurrency or financial instrument.
By using LabRat, you agree that all API usage complies with OpenAI’s and Anthropic’s respective terms of service. The project maintainers assume no liability for misuse, including unauthorized automated paper scraping or violation of publisher access policies.
This project is released under the MIT License.
You are free to use, modify, and distribute, provided the original license notice is included.
See the full license here: MIT License
Release assets include: binary for your OS, example colony profiles, and a quickstart YAML template.
Built for the curious colony builder. 🧪🐭
© 2026 LabRat Project. Not affiliated with OpenAI or Anthropic.