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Fleet

A companion web dashboard for any AI coding agent.

$bunx @pruett/fleet

No API keys. No database. No config. Just run it.

The problem

AI coding agents are powerful, but they operate as black boxes. You start a session, walk away, and come back hoping it worked. When it didn’t, you’re left scrolling through terminal output trying to figure out what went wrong.

Fleet gives you a structured, real-time window into every agent session. It runs locally, requires zero configuration, and works with the tools you already use.

Fleet dashboard showing session list with project sidebar and search

Features

Real-time transcripts

Watch agent reasoning, tool calls, and outputs stream live as your agent works. No more black boxes.

Session search

Full-text search across all sessions. Find that one conversation where the agent solved the tricky bug.

Multi-device access

Monitor sessions from your phone, tablet, or any browser. Pair with Tailscale for remote access.

Project grouping

Organize sessions by project with configurable glob patterns. Keep your workspace tidy.

Fleet mobile view showing session details on a smaller screen

How it works

01

Scan

Fleet watches your configured directories for session transcript files.

02

Parse

Raw JSONL transcripts are converted into structured conversations with turns and metadata.

03

Stream

Active sessions are watched for changes and updates are pushed to the dashboard via WebSocket.

04

Serve

A clean web interface with syntax highlighting, collapsible blocks, and analytics panels.

Configuration

Fleet works out of the box with sensible defaults. For custom setups, use CLI flags or a config file.

FlagDefaultDescription
-p, --port3000Server port
--base-paths~/.claude/projectsSession data locations
-v, --versionPrint version

~/.config/fleet/settings.json

{
  "projects": [
    {
      "name": "my-app",
      "directoryGlob": "*my-app*"
    }
  ]
}

Compatibility

SupportedClaude Code
Coming soonCodex, OpenCode, and more

Get started

Fleet is free, open source, and runs entirely on your machine.

GitHub
$bunx @pruett/fleet