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@p-vbordei/agent-fleet

v0.1.3

Published

Autonomous OSS-repo health for solo maintainers

Downloads

74

Readme

agent-fleet

One config, one cron, N OSS repos kept reviewed, dep-current, and release-ready. Single Bun binary. No daemon. No DB.

Status: v0.1.3 — see CHANGELOG.md, SPEC.md, SCOPE.md. On npm as @p-vbordei/agent-fleet (npm i -g @p-vbordei/agent-fleet). Binary name remains agent-fleet.

What it does

Two thin commands across a YAML-listed fleet of TS+Bun OSS repos:

  • enroll — drops .github/workflows/{ci,claude-review,release-please}.yml, renovate.json, and release-please-config.json into a target repo. Idempotent.
  • tick — weekly cron-driven health check. Per repo: opens one GitHub issue summarizing stale PRs, old issues, recent CI failures, and open Dependabot alerts. No code reads, no PRs.

That's the whole product.

Quickstart

bun install
cp fleet.yaml.example fleet.yaml && $EDITOR fleet.yaml   # list your repos
bun run examples/demo.ts                                  # try the scaffold half (no API keys needed)
bun run src/index.ts enroll agent-id                      # install the kit into ../agent-id
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=... GH_TOKEN=... bun run src/index.ts tick   # weekly health check

For autonomous operation, push agent-fleet to GitHub and add ANTHROPIC_API_KEY + a fine-grained AGENT_FLEET_PAT (see docs/security/S2-pat-scope.md) as Actions secrets. The bundled tick.yml cron runs every Monday at 09:00 UTC.

To produce a single binary:

bun build --compile --outfile agent-fleet src/index.ts
./agent-fleet enroll agent-id

What it is NOT

  • Not a release publisher — that's agent-publish.
  • Not a launch-day agent — that's agent-launch.
  • Not a code reviewer — delegated to anthropics/claude-code-action running per-repo (installed by enroll).
  • Not a monorepo tool. Each enrolled repo stays standalone.
  • Not multi-language. v0.1 is TS+Bun only.

Family

agent-fleet is one of three sibling repos for autonomous OSS maintenance — see ../multi-oss-launch-and-maintain/ for the coordination hub, roadmap, and shared decisions across:

  • agent-fleet — keeps repos passively healthy (this repo)
  • agent-publish — multi-registry release CLI (v0.1: npm + GH release; cargo / PyPI / Homebrew / Docker in later versions)
  • agent-launch — release-day announcement drafter (HN / Reddit / X / Mastodon / LinkedIn — v0.1 drafts only)
  • agent-orchestra (working name; the multi-oss-launch-and-maintain/ folder, future) — composes all three into an end-to-end "ship a new version" workflow.

License

Apache 2.0 — see LICENSE.