An open-source project called Claude Code Agent Farm is drawing developer attention for turning Anthropic's Claude Code into a coordinated swarm of up to 50 parallel agents that hunt bugs and refactor large codebases with minimal human intervention. The Python-based orchestration framework, published on GitHub by developer Dicklesworthstone, uses the terminal multiplexer tmux to spin up dozens of Claude Code sessions at once, each working in parallel while a monitoring layer tracks their progress.
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