Run workflows, delegate to swarms, and verify outputs before you apply them.
Voratiq provides composable operators for structured multi-agent workflows, with durable artifacts and session history that keep each step inspectable as work unfolds.
npm install -g voratiqRequirements
- Node 20+
- git
- 1+ AI coding agent (Claude >=2.1.111, Codex >=0.122.0, or Gemini >=0.31.0)
- macOS:
ripgrep - Linux (Debian/Ubuntu):
bubblewrap,socat,ripgrep
See the sandbox runtime docs for platform-specific dependencies.
Windows is not currently supported.
From a git repo root, run:
voratiqThat opens an interactive agent session with access to Voratiq's operators.
From there, the agent can:
- run multi-step workflows with explicit stages
- delegate work to swarms of agents
- verify outputs before applying them
- use different workflow architectures for different tasks
- inspect session history and artifacts
For more information, see the getting started guide.
Start here:
- Getting Started - Which workflow to use and how to run it
- How It Works - Operators, verification, and artifacts
- CLI Reference - Commands and options
- Troubleshooting - Common setup and runtime issues
Configuration:
- Agents - Agent catalog and invocation details
- Environment - Runtime dependencies for agent execution
- Sandbox - Network and filesystem restrictions
- Orchestration - Which agents participate at each workflow stage
- Verification - How verification is configured across stages
Voratiq is available under the MIT License.