After using Claude code for a few months, I set out to create my own version and realized that I spent most of the time creating a framework for organizing agent interactions. After a few more months of tinkering and playing around with ideas I created Wasmind.

Wasmind is a modular framework for building massively parallel agentic systems.

It's an actor based system where each actor is a wasm module. Actor's are composed together to create Agents and you can have 1-1000s of Agents running at once. Actors communicate through message passing where every message is broadcasted to every actor.

Wasmind can be used to build systems like Claude Code or really anything multi-agent you can dream of (examples included in GitHub: https://github.com/SilasMarvin/wasmind).

Wasmind solves a few key problems: 1. Modular plug and play 2. User-centered easy configuration 3. User-defined and guaranteed enforceable safety and agent restrictions (coming soon) 4. Allows easily composing any number of agents

You can configure it to use any LLM local or remote. I haven't tried qwen3-next but qwen3-coder (especially served by providers like Cerebras) has been incredibly fun to play with.

Thanks for checking my project out!