Documentation
Guides for day-to-day work in a mounted project, setup docs for admins and IT, and a full reference for the swarmfile command-line tools. Search the documentation - and the blog - from the box at the top of the sidebar (or press /), and browse it there. The cards below are the pages most people need first.
Start here: Getting Started (install, sign in, mount a project) · Coming from Git (if your habits are git's) · Moving from Perforce (if your habits are p4's)
Automation & integrations: headless nodes and pipelines drive Swarmfile through the swarmfile CLI and project-scoped API keys - no browser or human session required. Signed outbound webhooks push org and personal events to your endpoints today, and a project-scoped check API lets pipelines poll run status with a PAT or API key; a general-purpose public REST API isn’t available yet. Tell us what you need to integrate and we’ll prioritize it.
Take it with you: the whole documentation is generated as a combined Markdown file and PDF at every release, with a published version history and an RSS feed for each page.
Get started
Install, mount your first project, and bring your team and data across.
Daily work
Opening, saving, and finding files on the drive - online, offline, and across mounts.
Version control
Commits, branches, merges, rollback, and history you can verify yourself.
Git & developers
Swarmfile's version control meets Git - clone, push and repo import - plus git-LFS, coding agents, hosted CI and automation.
Collaboration & sharing
Comments, locks and worksharing, review workflows, and public releases.
Operations & troubleshooting
When something's stuck, and starting fresh on a machine.
Admin & IT
For the person setting up the org, identity, and permissions.
Reference
Technical detail for engineers evaluating fit, not day-to-day operation.
CLI Reference
Every command, flag, and subcommand of the swarmfile CLI, plus focused references for its standalone tools.