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@pruett/fleet

v0.3.0

Published

A companion dashboard for your AI coding agents

Readme

Fleet

A companion dashboard for AI coding agents.

Fleet is a local dashboard that runs alongside your agent CLI(s). It reads session transcripts from disk, parses, and streams updates in real time — so you can easily search, monitor, inspect, and continue sessions from any device.

Currently supported: Claude Code Coming soon: Codex, OpenCode, and more

Quick Start

bunx @pruett/fleet

Fleet starts a local server and opens your dashboard at http://localhost:3000. No configuration, no database, no API keys.

Prerequisite: Bun >= 1.1

Why Fleet?

See what the model is actually doing. AI coding agents are a black box. Scrolling through CLI output can only get you so far. Fleet cracks open the transcript and gives you a structured view of every turn — reasoning, tool calls, token usage, context window pressure — so you can understand the model's behavior and get better at steering it.

Monitor and continue sessions from anywhere. CLI agents tie you to your terminal while they run. Fleet puts your sessions behind a web UI. Pair it with Tailscale or any network tunnel and you can check in on running sessions, review completed ones, and send follow-up messages from your phone, a tablet, or another machine.

How It Works

Fleet is a local web app. No external services, no cloud dependencies — everything runs on your machine.

  1. Scans configured directories for session transcript files (.jsonl)
  2. Parses the raw JSONL into structured conversations with turns, tool calls, and metadata
  3. Watches active transcript files for changes and streams updates to the dashboard via WebSocket
  4. Serves a web dashboard that renders conversations with syntax highlighting, collapsible reasoning blocks, and analytics panels

Configuration

Fleet works out of the box with zero configuration. All customization lives in a single config file:

~/.config/fleet/settings.json

Fleet creates this file automatically when you first customize your dashboard. You can also edit it by hand:

{
  "projects": [
    {
      "title": "My App",
      "projectIds": ["-Users-me-code-my-app"]
    },
    {
      "title": "Monorepo",
      "projectIds": ["-Users-me-code-monorepo-*"]
    }
  ]
}

| Field | Description | |---|---| | projects | Array of project groups to display in the dashboard | | projects[].title | Display name for the project group | | projects[].projectIds | Array of directory ID patterns (supports globs) to include in this group |

CLI Flags

| Flag | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | -p, --port <number> | 3000 | Server listen port | | --base-paths <paths> | ~/.claude/projects | Comma-separated paths to scan for session data | | -v, --version | | Show version number | | -h, --help | | Show help message |