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Claude Fleet — Development skill for Claude Code

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A local control room for Claude Code: watch every session on your machine, run agents you can talk to, and ask one question across every transcript.

How to install Claude Fleet

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open sergey-chuvayev/claude-fleet and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Claude Fleet does

A local control room for Claude Code: watch every session on your machine, run agents you can talk to, and ask one question across every transcript.

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README

Claude Fleet

**A local control room for Claude Code.**

See every session running on your machine, launch agents you can talk to, and ask one question across everything you have ever worked on.

Node 22+ Binds to localhost Four runtime dependencies MIT license

The Fleet dashboard: a list of Claude Code sessions on the left with status, context usage and a per-turn activity strip, and a terminal-style conversation on the right showing a syntax-highlighted diff and a failed test run.

Claude Code is happiest in a terminal, which is fine until you have six of them. Fleet gives that sprawl one window: what each session is doing, which one failed, which one is about to run out of context, and which one has been waiting on you for twenty minutes.

Terminal sessions are watched read-only. Fleet never injects keystrokes and never kills a process it did not start. Agents you launch *from* Fleet are different: those you can message, approve, interrupt and resume.

Everything runs on `127.0.0.1` against the Claude account already configured on your machine. There is no service, no account, and no telemetry.

Quick start

git clone  claude-fleet && cd claude-fleet
npm install
./start.sh

`start.sh` prints the URL it actually bound to and opens it. If port 7777 is taken, Fleet tries the next ten.

npm start            # server only, default port 7777
PORT=8080 npm start  # pick a port
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