Roadmap: Fusion Swarm

Work in parallel. Return one answer.

Fusion Swarm is the planned network-level execution layer for bounded work that benefits from multiple models without making the client manage a panel of agents.

Fusion is available only where the deployment reports verified capacity. Fusion Swarm is a roadmap, not a public hosted entitlement or a general-availability announcement.

Bounded execution mapRoadmap
01 / plan Explicit work Break only independently checkable work into a task graph.
Research route
Implementation route
Review route
03 / verify One final answer A separate eligible route checks the result before it returns.
Only authorized, healthy capacity is eligible.One client response

The operating model

A swarm should reduce coordination work, not create it.

Fusion Swarm keeps the parallelism inside the routing layer. Clients submit one request and receive one answer, while policy controls which work can fan out and where it may run.

Bounded first

Tasks must be checkable.

It will not turn an open-ended prompt into uncontrolled background work. The task graph begins with explicit units that can be independently evaluated.

Policy-aware

Eligibility precedes parallelism.

Route health, provider authorization, capability, cost, latency, concurrency, and local residency limits remain part of every assignment.

Verified output

Specialists do not speak directly to the client.

A final synthesizer returns one client-facing response. When possible, it is independent from the route that produced the worker result.

A precise product boundary

Fusion exists today. Swarm extends it.

Available with eligible capacity

Fusion

Fusion derives bounded work, selects eligible workers, and uses a verifier to return one response through the normal OpenAI-compatible interface.

  • sage-router/fusion profile
  • Optional frontier planner
  • Parallel bounded tasks and verification
  • Hosted access only when the status surface reports capacity

Roadmap, no public GA date

Fusion Swarm

Swarm adds a richer task graph, specialist roles, reviewer and critic passes, and a final synthesizer while preserving the same routing and safety constraints.

  • Network-wide role selection
  • Explicit artifacts between workers
  • Deterministic budgets and concurrency limits
  • Opt-in Community capacity where it is attested and approved

Trust before throughput

More routes do not mean fewer boundaries.

Fusion Swarm is designed for a mixed network of cloud, local, and eventually Community capacity. It does not turn personal subscriptions into shared capacity or bypass a host's safety limits.

Customer authorization: work stays within the provider access and route policy the deployment is authorized to use.
Local resilience: a constrained Ollama node keeps one approved model resident by default and does not add concurrency merely to fill a worker slot.
Community is opt-in: private-alpha Community work requires explicit request consent, a live attested node, and an independent verifier.
One accountable response: workers contribute bounded artifacts; the client receives a single synthesized answer with normal routing observability.

Build with the current system

Start with Fusion. Keep the client simple.