In brief
Lets one engineer run many coding agents in parallel without them colliding. Each agent works in its own copy of the repository, and its work is scored before it is merged.
A control surface for running many coding agents at once: each isolated in its own worktree, ranked by which are blocked on you, capped by a spend budget, and scored by quality gates before the diff reaches you. Built as an addon over opencode.
Where next
Visit fleetmux.run Browse the whitepapers No hosted demo: the daemon's interface is token-gated and runs on your machine.What it does
- A worker per git worktree, with an urgency-ordered fleet view that reads without colour
- Quality gates score the work and feed their findings back to the agent
- A daemon underneath, so the terminal and the browser cannot disagree
A closer look
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The fleetmux.run landing page
The fleet view, on fleetmux.run, the daemon UI is token-gated, so there is no hosted demo
How the gates score a worker, on fleetmux.run
The whitepapers
fleetmux has no paper of its own yet; the catalogue has the thinking the lab's tools share.