The Swarm hears you now.
With the release of Phoenix, MatrixSwarm finally gets the GUI it deserves — a cockpit for deployment, command, and swarm orchestration.
Welcome to visual swarm control.
What We Shipped
- Phoenix Cockpit GUI — A full PyQt5-based interface to view and control live universes.
- Vault-Driven Security — Encrypted JSON vaults hold your certificates, swarm keys, and saved directives.
- Drag-and-Drop Deployment — Assign agent directives, embed connections, and deploy with a click.
- Multi-Channel Connection Manager — HTTPS, WSS, Discord, Telegram, OpenAI... route signals across protocols.
- Session-Aware Logs — Open real-time session views, inspect agents, threads, and log traffic.
- Directive Manager — Build, save, encrypt, and launch full swarm trees from GUI.
- Status Bar Awareness — Deployment count, session tracking, vault unlock status — always at your fingertips.
- CLI Integration — Generate matrixd boot commands from GUI and launch universes from the command line.
And of course:
End-to-End Encryption and SPKI Certificate Pinning — because Phoenix is the only trusted ingress to the Queen.
Why It Matters
Matrix was never meant to run headless forever.
Phoenix isn't just a GUI. It's a command-and-control cockpit for a self-resurrecting, reflex-capable swarm OS.
No more copy-pasting directives.
No more rebuilding agents from scratch.
No more blind swarm deployments.
With Phoenix, the Queen finally answers.
Install Phoenix
git clone https://github.com/matrixswarm/phoenix
cd phoenix
pip install -e .
phoenix # launches GUI
Then build your directive, save your swarm key, and launch your universe:
matrixd boot --universe phoenix
Matrix will resolve your directive and swarm key automatically.
Resources
Docs: https://matrixswarm.com
Discord: https://discord.gg/CyngHqDmku
MatrixOS: https://github.com/matrixswarm/matrixos
Python: pip install matrixswarm
Twitter/X: @matrixswarm
💬 Join the Swarm.
Install the cockpit.
And command your first universe.
Because without Phoenix...
The Matrix Queen does not listen.