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swe-swe

v2.21.0

Published

Your agent: containerized with browser, terminal, and parallel sessions

Readme

swe-swe

Your agent: containerized with its own browser for agentic testing. Your terminal: pair live or share recordings with teammates. Your sessions: run multiple in parallel, each on its own git worktree.

Works with Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Aider, Goose. Not listed? Let us know!

Quick Start

  1. Install swe-swe

    Option A: run via npx (requires Node.js)

    alias swe-swe='npx -y swe-swe'

    Option B: install via curl

    curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/choonkeat/swe-swe/main/install.sh | sh
  2. Go to your project

    cd /path/to/your/project
  3. Start

    swe-swe up
  4. Open http://localhost:1977

Requirements

  • Docker & Docker Compose installed
  • Terminal access (works on macOS, Linux, Windows with WSL)

Commands

For the full command reference — all flags, examples, environment variables, and architecture details — see docs/cli-commands-and-binary-management.md. For configuration options, see docs/configuration.md.

Quick reference:

# Native commands
swe-swe init [options]          # Initialize a project (advanced; `up` does this interactively)
swe-swe list                    # List initialized projects
swe-swe proxy <command>         # Bridge host commands into containers

# Docker Compose pass-through (all other commands)
swe-swe up                      # Start the environment (runs interactive setup on first use)
swe-swe down                    # Stop the environment
swe-swe build                   # Rebuild Docker images
swe-swe ps / logs / exec ...    # Any docker compose command

Use --project-directory to specify which project (defaults to current directory). The port defaults to 1977 and can be customized via SWE_PORT.

Documentation

Development

make build    # Build CLI binaries for all platforms
make test     # Run tests

See docs/cli-commands-and-binary-management.md for build architecture and troubleshooting.

License

See LICENSE file for details.