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I built a 12-agent AI swarm that runs on my laptop 24/7 - launched today

I've been building VeilPiercer in stealth for months and launched today on Product Hunt.

What it is

VeilPiercer runs 12 AI agents on your own hardware in a continuous loop - every 35 seconds they collaborate, score each other's outputs, and store lessons permanently.

No cloud. No OpenAI bill. Just your GPU doing the work.

The agents

  • SCOUT - finds real buyer signals from Reddit in real-time
  • COPYWRITER - writes outreach based on what SCOUT finds
  • COMMANDER - sets the strategy each cycle
  • REWARD - scores every agent's output (0.0 to 1.0)
  • SUPERVISOR - overrides bad decisions
  • METACOG - audits the swarm's own reasoning
  • ...and 6 more

They pass context to each other via a Redis blackboard. The coordination graph enforces who reads who - no context soup.

The tech stack

  • Ollama (qwen2.5:14b, phi4:14b, llama3.1:8b) - all local
  • FAISS + SQLite - 3,900+ persistent memories, never wiped
  • Redis - shared blackboard + milestone state
  • asyncio - parallel tier execution
  • httpx - live Reddit signal fetching (no auth)

What it's doing right now

The swarm is running autonomously on my RTX 4060 laptop as I type this. It's completed 200+ cycles, tagged memories to active launch milestones, and is currently working on finding its first paying customer.

One-time $197. No subscription.

Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/veilpiercer

Site: https://veil-piercer.com

Would love feedback from the DEV community - especially on the agent coordination architecture.

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