Does Swarm isolate Nano Banana code edits from other agents?

Yes. Swarm provisions isolated Git worktrees for every session and subagent, preventing file race conditions and keeping your main working tree clean until verification passes.

Can Nano Banana be assigned to specific subagent roles?

Yes. In ~/.swarm/config.json, you can configure Nano Banana as Primary/Planner (DAG task decomposition), Coder (implementation in isolated worktrees), or Finder (read-only symbol search).

Google Gemini model

Nano Banana

Q: How do I run Nano Banana with Swarm?

Configure Nano Banana via CLI using: swarm ctl model set --provider google --model google/gemini-2.5-flash-image, or switch models interactively inside the terminal TUI with /models.

Gemini 2.5 Flash Preview Image

Provider: Google Gemini
Availability: Available
Model ID: gemini-2.5-flash-image
Snapshot: 2026-10-07

Run Nano Banana in Swarm

Verified CLI workflow & multi-agent architecture

Quickstart Guide →

bash — swarm run

$swarm ctl model set --provider google --model google/gemini-2.5-flash-image

# Or switch interactively inside the terminal TUI:

>/models

Subagent Role Matrix

Assign Nano Banana to specialized system roles in ~/.swarm/config.json:

Primary / Planner: Orchestrates full task DAGs and multi-stage pipelines.
Coder Subagent: Generates code and unit tests inside private Git worktrees.
Finder Subagent: Performs read-only code search, symbol discovery, and mapping.

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Nano Banana model overview

Run Nano Banana in Swarm

Subagent Role Matrix