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Every worker, live — what it's doing, how far along, and whether it's stuck. A control room, not a terminal.
Fleet is a macOS app that runs a fleet of Claude Code agents under one captain AI — it writes the prompts, runs the workers, verifies the design and the code, cleans up after itself, and surfaces only what needs you.
Apple Silicon · macOS
Fleet's captain reads your repos, researches what it needs, and writes the ideal brief for every task — then hands each one to its own AI worker. You describe the outcome; it figures out the instructions.
Say what to build in plain English — a feature, a fix, a whole site. No tickets, no prompt-engineering.
It writes a brief per task and spawns an AI worker for each — in its own terminal, across all your projects, in parallel.
It drives each worker to a high bar, verifies the work, cleans up when they finish — and pings you only for the key approvals and decisions.
Full visibility into every worker — and a calm inbox for the handful of moments that genuinely need you.
Every worker, live — what it's doing, how far along, and whether it's stuck. A control room, not a terminal.
Risky or out-of-scope calls pause and surface as a card — approve or redirect from your desk or your phone.
Parallel workers each get their own branch, so a dozen agents never collide on the same files.
"Every morning, sweep for bugs." Recurring jobs run on their own and deliver the result — even while you're away.
Save a worker that nailed it as a reusable recipe — and re-run that proven playbook on demand.
Finished workers are verified, parked, and swept off the board automatically. The fleet stays tidy without you.
Most agents can write code that compiles. Fleet judges whether the result is actually good — the design as much as the logic — before it ever reaches you.
Fleet drives your interactive Claude sessions — so a fleet running all day stays on your flat Max subscription instead of a metered API meter that punishes the agents for working.
Updated June 2026
Fleet is a macOS desktop app for running a fleet of Claude Code AI agents. One captain AI orchestrates many worker agents — it writes each prompt, runs the workers in parallel, verifies the code and the design, and surfaces only the decisions that need you. (It's a desktop app for Claude Code agents — not FleetDM or JetBrains Fleet.)
You describe an outcome in plain English, and Fleet's captain AI does the rest. It reads your repositories, writes a tailored brief for each task, and spawns a separate Claude Code worker for every job — each in its own terminal and its own git worktree, running in parallel across your projects. The captain drives each worker to a high bar, verifies the result, cleans up, and pings you only for the key approvals.
Fleet runs on your flat Claude Max subscription instead of a metered API. It drives your interactive Claude sessions locally on your Mac, so a whole fleet working all day costs the same as a single session. Metered cloud agents bill per token — the more they build, the more they cost.
Fleet is a free download today and runs on the Claude Max plan you already pay for, so there's no per-token API bill. You bring your own Claude Max subscription; Fleet adds no metered usage cost on top of it.
No. Fleet drives the interactive Claude sessions on your existing Claude Max plan, so there's no API key to create or manage and no metered API billing to set up.
Fleet is built for non-developers. You describe what you want — a feature, a fix, or a whole website — in plain English, and the captain AI handles the prompts, the code, and the verification. Because you set the vision instead of writing the instructions, you can ship software without prompt-engineering or writing code yourself.
Fleet is a native macOS desktop app for Apple Silicon Macs. You download it and run your agent fleet locally on your Mac.