Many minds. One flock.
Give Perch a hard task and it plans a custom team of agents, runs them together, and has them check each other's work before it answers. This is Perch's deepest mode.
How a flock runs
Perch plans the team
Given a hard task, Perch designs a team for it, from two to ten workers with specific roles such as Source Scout, Patch Worker, or Citation Checker. The plan is built for your task, not a fixed template.
The team runs together
Workers run in phases, and in parallel where their work allows. Each one has its own focused context and a bounded objective, so a large task moves in pieces instead of one overloaded request.
The work checks itself
Checker workers review what the team produced. When they find unsupported claims or gaps, the draft is revised once and rechecked before it reaches you. The verdict travels with the result.
A run, start to finish
Every worker shows its work.
Each worker gets a task role and a callsign. You watch the team form, run, and finish, with a plain count of the work it took.
Run a flock.
In Perch Terminal, start any task with /flock followed by what you want done.
/flock review this branch for regressions and verify the testsA flock run takes longer than a normal turn because a whole team is working, and a verifier reviews the result before you see it.