Fleetview

fleetview

One screen for all your background coding agents. Dispatch tasks to [opencode](https://opencode.ai), Claude Code, or GitHub Copilot CLI; watch every session's status live; answer their questions with a single keypress; attach to any of them. Close fleetview and the sessions keep running — reopen and pick up where you left off.


30 seconds to your first session

npm i -g fleetview
fleetview

Or try it without installing: `npx fleetview` — same thing, nothing left behind.

Type a task and press ⏎: a session starts on it. With the input empty, ⏎ on a row attaches to that session, and `^z` detaches and leaves it running in the background.

Requirements: Node 24 or newer, macOS or Linux, and at least one of the `opencode`, `claude` or `copilot` CLIs on `PATH` (each optional, one is enough). No registration: on first run fleetview spawns one detached `opencode serve` and every directory you have ever run opencode in shows up automatically, grouped by project with live status.

What you get

**A live roster.** Sessions grouped by state — `needs input` on top, then `working`, then `completed` — with each row showing what the session is doing right now, streamed as it happens and never costing a model call. Open pull requests ride along as `#1234` labels, coloured by what needs attention.


**Answer without attaching.** `space` peeks at a session: its recent output, whatever it's blocked on, and a reply input. A permission is `y`/`a`/`d`; a question is a numbered list you answer by pressing the number.

![Peek on a blocked session: a permission banner with y/a/d, a question rendered as a numbered list, a