Ten agents.
One place
to say yes.
Fleet runs coding agents in parallel — each on its own branch, in its own worktree, with its own review queue. Nothing reaches main until you have read the diff.
Apple silicon. Intel Macs are not supported.

Parallelism is cheap. Trust is not. Fleet spends its complexity on the review, not the run.
- 10
- Concurrent sessions
- 0
- Unreviewed merges
- 1
- Ledger for spend
A worktree per session
Every session is checked out on its own branch in its own directory. Ten agents can edit the same file in the same second and none of them sees the others' work.
The diff is the deliverable
Every change arrives with the tests it ran and the checks it passed. Approve a file, ask for a fix, or open the pull request without leaving the window.
Four states, read at a glance
Status is a shape as well as a color, so it survives a screenshot and colorblindness both. Only blocked sessions ask for you — a full fleet stays quiet until something needs deciding.
Run ten. Read every diff.
Fleet is one download. It drives the Claude Code and Codex you already have, and it never asks for a key.