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fleet — run coding agents in isolated git workspaces

Every agent gets its own clone, on its own branch, in a headless tmux session you can attach to from a browser. One bridge fronts every machine you own, so a fleet can span hosts and still answer as one API.

$ git clone https://github.com/firesquid6/fleet.git
$ cd fleet && bun install
$ ./apps/cli/local-install.sh

no published package yet — the fleet binary is built from a checkout. bun everywhere; git and tmux on any machine that hosts workspaces.


01 · Command center

Every workspace, branch, and running agent on one board. fleet client serve puts the fleet in a browser: repos down the side, ships across the top, live sessions counted in the header, and a terminal one click away.


02 · Topology

One bridge fans out to every ship — laptop, home box, rented server. Each ship owns the workspaces on its own machine: a full clone at <fleetDirectory>/<repo>/<name>, on its own branch, in its own tmux session. Commands travel down over HTTP; state comes back up over WebSockets.


03 · Capabilities

Declare your environment once, in a directory on the bridge. Every ship pulls the armory, installs it for whichever agent providers exist on that host, and re-installs it whenever it changes.

nameclaude-codeopencodecopilotcodexinstalled by
skills — markdown + tools, installed into every provider present on the ship
fleet-agent status reporting from inside a workspaceship startup
armory skills/ your own skill directories, synced from the bridgearmory sync
plugins — hooks and drop-in files the ship installs under a provider config root
fleet-agent-bootstrap activates the skill when a session opens in a workspaceship startup
armory plugins/ provider files written at the path you name, verbatimarmory sync
dotfiles — symlinked into the ship user’s home from the armory cache
dotfiles/ files, or whole directories, one symlink eacharmory sync
dotfile-map.json source under dotfiles/ → destination in ~armory sync

● installed · ○ not available · codex has no drop-in plugin directory, so nothing auto-activates its skill — the skill is still there to run.


04 · Reach

The bridge keeps running whether or not you are watching. Attach from the browser, from a phone, or from a bare shell — the tmux session lives on the ship, not in the client.

desktop
mobile
cli
$ fleet client ls --wide
SHIP    REPO     NAME        BRANCH      ACTIVE
ship-a  fleet    first-task  quickstart  yes
ship-b  fleet    docs-site   docs        no
$ fleet client activate fleet docs-site
$ fleet client status fleet docs-site
repo:   fleet
name:   docs-site
branch: docs
state:  active
ship:   ship-b

05 · Integrations

A forge for the code, git and tmux for the machine, providers for the model. The bridge holds the repo registry and talks to GitHub on the agent's behalf, so an agent reads issues, pull requests, reviews, and CI with fagent repo without ever holding a token.

github is the only forge implemented — any other provider answers 501.


06 · Install

One binary, built from the checkout and dropped in ~/.local/bin. No account, no telemetry, nothing hosted.

$ ./apps/cli/local-install.sh
$ fleet launch init
$ fleet launch

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