Platform / Core

One call. Many parameter sets.

An agent that needs the same query across fifty parameter sets should not run fifty calls and reconcile them by hand. swarmsDB fans a single request out across the whole set, runs it on a schedule if you want one, and delivers the results back to you as signed webhooks.
schedule: "0 6 * * *" → webhook: hmac-signed

Swarm phase Delivery — streaking flight: one gathered cloud fanned out to many destinations, looping back on a schedule.

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    One call, many parameter sets

    Submit a single request that fans out across a list of parameter sets — every province, every indicator, every symbol — instead of orchestrating a loop of calls yourself. The fan-out happens server-side.

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    Put it on a schedule

    Attach a cron schedule and the fan-out runs on its own cadence. This is not a promise on paper: a scheduled batch has run overnight and fired on time, on schedule, without anyone watching it.

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    Results by signed webhook

    When a run completes, its events are delivered to your endpoint as HMAC-signed webhooks — so you verify the payload came from us and react to results as they land, rather than polling for them.

# one call, many parameter sets — results by signed webhook
POST /bulk/requests
{ "endpoint": "eurostat/data",
  "params": ["nrg_bal_c", "demo_gind", "prc_hicp"],
  "schedule": "0 6 * * *" }
queued
{ "bulk_request_id": "brq_9f2c…",
  "webhook": "hmac-signed" }
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Point one agent at it.

Connect over MCP or REST. If your agents read more than one source, the context bill is the first thing you will see move.