Agent Fleet.Nvim — Development skill for Claude Code

agent-fleet.nvim

Run a fleet of coding agents from Neovim — [pi](https://pi.dev), Claude Code, or any agent CLI — each in its own **native terminal**, listed and switchable from a clean board.

Inspired by `claude agents`, but with one hard rule:

**The agent runs as its real CLI, in a native nvim terminal. Nothing reimplements the agent's UI.**

So the whole conversation lives in a buffer you can scroll, search and yank with your own keybindings.

Features

• Launch agents into a native terminal, with an optional initial prompt.
• Persist & resume — a roster on disk; reopen a past agent (focus it if live, else relaunch it via its CLI's resume flag in its original cwd).
• List & switch the agents of the current directory, live ones merged with on-disk sessions (pi and Claude) and deduped.
• Live board (:AgentsBoard) — a dedicated buffer grouping agents into running / idle / done / archived sections, with colored state and relative last-activity times, refreshing on a timer.
• Lifecycle — mark done, archive (soft, never deletes a session), rename, stop; bulk actions over a visual selection.
• Background auto-naming (opt-in) — name an agent from its launch prompt, optionally via a one-shot LLM namer.

See [ROADMAP.md](ROADMAP.md) for what's shipped and what's planned. Today **pi**, **Claude Code** and **opencode** are supported end-to-end; other CLIs launch but aren't yet persisted/resumed.

Requirements

• Neovim 0.9+
• At least one agent CLI on your PATH (pi, claude, opencode, …)

Installation

With [lazy.nvim](https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim):

{
  "MateoGreil/agent-fleet.nvim",
  keys = {
    { "aa", "Agent", desc = "Agent Fleet: launch