open-source · AGPL-3.0 · no API key

Your agents write the code. The task never dies on your watch.

Everyone else hands you a team of AI personas to manage. Claw Fleet keeps a single long task alive across context windows, restarts, and machines — relaying it from agent to agent automatically — while every decision that needs you lands in one inbox you can answer from your phone. For Claude Code and Codex.

macOS · Windows · Linux · mobile web — reads local session files, zero config

Watches sessions from Claude Code full support Codex monitoring
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Captain Claw's field guide

Nine tips on running AI agents without losing your mind — rendered live in your browser, scrub anywhere. Real app captures ride picture-in-picture.

see everything

Eight live statuses, real dollars, zero guessing

  • Live fleet boardThinking, executing, streaming, delegating, waiting for you — with subagent hierarchies grouped under their parent. Kill or interrupt from the card.
  • Cost that matches your billPer-session USD with cache-aware, per-model pricing; a fleet-wide $/min chart and a today-counter catch runaway loops early.
  • Deep session detailFull conversation timeline, workflow DAGs for multi-agent runs, handoff chains, skill history, scratchpad, and TODOs.
  • AI daily report & lessonsEach day distilled into a standup-ready narrative; extracted lessons land in CLAUDE.md with one click.
  • Security auditEvery Bash command classified by risk — plus custom rules and AI-suggested ones.
Claw Fleet gallery view: live multi-agent dashboard
guard
data-pipeline wants to run rm -rf ./cache — allow?
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question
"Keep backwards compatibility for the v1 API, or drop it?"
plan approval
web-frontend proposes a 6-step migration plan — review & edit before it starts.
permission
Headless session requests WebFetch on an external domain.
approve anything

Every decision, one inbox

Agents don't just need watching — they need answers. Claw Fleet routes everything that used to interrupt five terminals into a single Decision Panel.

  • Guard for risky commandsDangerous Bash intercepted before it runs, with on-demand LLM risk analysis and "always allow this prefix".
  • Native permission bridgeClaude Code's own permission prompts from headless sessions, answered in the app.
  • Questions & plansWizard-style answers with options, forms, and attachments; edit an agent's plan right in the card before approving.
  • Discipline modesInteraction Mode turns reports into cards; PRD Mode keeps long tasks running without commit-nagging; the permissions injector ends double-prompting; rate-limited sessions auto-resume.
dispatch & relay

One task, no expiry date

Everyone else hands you a team of AI personas to manage. Fleet does the opposite: it keeps a single task alive across context limits, restarts, and machines — and asks for you only when it must.

  • Autonomous relayAn agent near its context limit leaves a note; Fleet itself spawns the successor — no human, no API — in the same workspace, with the note as its opening brief and the TASKS.md plan re-injected. The chain stays visible as 接力 n/N — the task is the unit of work, not the agent.
  • Launch from the appPick a workspace, model, effort, and permission mode; attach context files; manage sessions in launchpad tabs. Works from the phone too.
  • Reliable loopsfleet loop re-runs a prompt on schedule, each iteration a fresh detached session.
  • Agents managing agentsThe Fleet skill teaches agents the CLI: check load, watch peers, stop runaways. Installs into Claude Code, Copilot, and Gemini CLI.
fleet — zsh
$ fleet agents
WORKSPACE STATUS SPEED SPEND
api-server executing 27 tok/s $3.12
web-frontend waiting — $1.84
data-pipeline delegating 84 tok/s $6.40

$ fleet handoff --note "P3 done, tests green — continue P4"
✓ successor session will spawn when this turn ends

$ fleet loop create --interval 30m --prompt "/babysit-ci"
✓ loop #3 registered — every 30m, fresh session
Claw Fleet mobile web: live task list with stop/interrupt controls
Claw Fleet mobile web: a decision card asking you to pick a rollout window
from anywhere

The whole cockpit, in your pocket

Scan a QR code and your phone becomes a full remote — a web app you add to your home screen, no store, no install.

  • Answer from the couchThe full decision inbox on mobile: options, forms, attachments, plan editing. Web Push pings you the moment a card arrives.
  • Run the fleet remotelyLive task list with stop/interrupt, session detail down to token breakdowns, launch new tasks, even git push/pull your repos.
  • No network gymnasticsThe desktop dials out to a relay — no port forwarding, no VPN. Channels gated by a shared secret over TLS; the public relay works out of the box, or self-host one container.
  • The fleet stops waiting for your deskApprove a migration from the school run, unblock a stuck agent from a café — the human bottleneck travels with you, so agents keep working around the clock.
  • SSH remote machinesCloud boxes appear next to local agents; Fleet bootstraps itself on the remote side.
and the platform around it

Everything a fleet leaves behind, kept

Agent wiki

HTML reports, demos, and docs published by agents — versioned, searchable, cross-linked with [[slug]] references, rendered live on desktop and mobile.

Memory browser

CLAUDE.md files and memory entries from every project, indexed in one place. Diff and promote to global.

Repos view

File trees, git status and diffs, and a built-in command terminal — local or over SSH.

Plugins & skills

Install Claude Code plugins from marketplaces; view and edit installed skills in the app.

Lite mode & tray

A mini floating window and tray panel keep the essentials visible while you work.

Full CLI

agents · stop · audit · search · report · wiki · plan · handoff · loop — most with --json, all with --remote.

get started

Download, open, done

Reads local session files directly — no server, no API key, no signup.

macOS Universal — Intel & Apple Silicon claw-fleet-macos.pkg
Windows x64 / ARM64 setup.exe
Linux x86_64 .deb .AppImage

The mobile app needs no install — enable Mobile in the desktop app and scan the QR code.