The standard
STORM is neutral by design. Any model can deliberate, any source can emit a signal, any store can hold the log. This page lists what plugs in today — and what's next.
LLMs that act as agents in the swarm.
Default coordinator. Strong structured output and tool use.
Long-context reasoning for the Researcher role.
Multimodal signals; cheap parallel deliberation.
Realtime web grounding for the Skeptic.
Anything STORM can listen to and turn into a typed event.
Any REST endpoint becomes a signal.
Drop a URL, receive scored events.
Continuous deliberation on live feeds.
Time-based agent cycles.
Persistent state for replayable cycles.
Cycle log, agent notes, coordinator verdicts.
Hot context window for sub-second turns.
Artifacts, transcripts, attachments.
Semantic recall across past cycles.
Where STORM agents actually run.
Default. Cold-start-free agent execution.
Self-host the standard anywhere.
Web-standard runtime, first-class TS.
Fast local dev loop.
STORM is a contract, not a platform. If it speaks HTTP or has a client, it joins the ecosystem.