WebSwarm: a progressive recursive multi-agent system for deep-and-wide web search
WebSwarm is a new multi-agent web search system that addresses the limitations of single ReAct-style agents in handling deep and wide search tasks. It uses progressive recursive collaboration among agents to improve depth, coverage, and evidence-grounded expansion. The system is described in a paper posted on arXiv on July 9, 2026.
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