Guides

Name: Fleet
Author: Fleet

Step-by-step, copy-pasteable guides to running a real fleet of AI coding agents — from your first parallel session to a fully autonomous review-and-ship chain.

From Conductor to Orchestrator: The Shift in Agentic Coding

How to Add Approval Gates to an AI Agent Workflow

How to Build a Release Pipeline with AI Agents

How to Build an Audit Trail for AI Agent Decisions with Fleet

How to Choose the Right Model for Each AI Agent

How to Control AI Agent Run Time with Per-Agent Budgets

How to Coordinate AI Agents Across Multiple Repositories with Fleet

How to Detect and Quarantine a Rogue AI Agent

How to Evaluate the Output Quality of Your AI Agents

How to Have AI Agents Automatically Pick Up GitHub Issues

How to Manage AI Agents with tmux Using Fleet

How to Monitor CI and Pull Requests with AI Agents

How to Orchestrate Claude Code Agents Across a Software Project

How to Reduce the Code Review Bottleneck with AI Agents

How to Run Multiple Claude Code Agents at the Same Time

How to Run Parallel AI Agents with Git Worktrees

How to Scale from a Single AI Agent to a Full Fleet

How to Secure AI Agents Running in Your Codebase

How to Self-Host an AI Development Team with Fleet

How to Set Up AI QA Testing Agents

How to Set Up an AI Agent Team from Scratch

How to Set Up Autonomous AI Pull Request Review

How to Write AI Agent Roles and Prompts in Fleet

How to Write GitHub Tickets AI Agents Can Actually Execute

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