Add SwarmClaw to AI Agents and SwarmVault to Trending MCP Servers

[waydelyle]

Adds two community resources.

SwarmClaw (AI Agents & Autonomous Coding)

SwarmClaw is a self-hosted multi-agent runtime that delegates to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Copilot CLI, Cursor Agent, Goose, Qwen Code, and Droid. Features include an org chart view, schedules, runtime skills, persistent memory, sub-agent spawning, and reviewed conversation-to-skill learning. Multi-provider (23+ LLMs) and MCP-native. Ships as Electron desktop app, CLI, and Docker. MIT.

SwarmVault (Trending MCP Servers)

SwarmVault is a local-first RAG knowledge vault with a built-in MCP server. It compiles raw sources (books, notes, transcripts, exports, docs, code) into a durable markdown wiki with a knowledge graph and a hybrid SQLite FTS plus embeddings index.

Token-savings angle relevant to vibe coding: in long sessions, agents burn tokens re-reading source files. SwarmVault compiles those sources into compact wiki pages once, then the MCP server (npx -y @swarmvaultai/cli mcp) hands the agent only the relevant chunks via page search and query tools. Practical token savings come from replacing repeated full-file reads with targeted retrieval. MIT.

[johnxie]

Thanks — SwarmClaw (539 stars) and SwarmVault (510 stars) are real, active projects, and the rows are formatted correctly for their tables.

Two changes before this can merge:

1. Please split this into a single PR that adds just SwarmClaw — it's the most on-topic entry for this list (multi-agent orchestration). Adding two entries from the same org/account in one PR reads as coordinated self-promotion, especially given the number of related repositories under the same owner.
2. Keep the description strictly neutral — describe what the tool does, not how it positions against other tools.

Happy to merge a single, neutrally-described SwarmClaw row once updated.