Run a fleet of coding agents from one board
Fleet Control turns a goal into a plan, dispatches the work to parallel agents, checks it against your rules and lands it, with every step visible on one board.
Solo builder
Describe an idea, get a plan and a working branch. Start in the beta with your own repository.
Start buildingEngineering team
Give your team a shared board, shared rules and one review flow across every agent.
See it with your teamQode partner
Run Fleet Control on top of the Qode workflow, with tickets, knowledge and releases wired in.
Talk to usWhy a fleet needs a coordinator
One loop from goal to landed code
Every goal runs the same loop, so the next one starts from what the last one learned.
- 1
Goal
You state the outcome and attach a ticket.
- 2
Plan
The coordinator freezes the contract and splits the work.
- 3
Build
Agents work in parallel, each scoped to its share of the contract.
- 4
Check
Coding rules and static checks run before anything leaves a branch.
- 5
Land
The branch is merged into trunk and the ticket closes itself.
- 6
Learn
Findings go to the knowledge base so the next run starts ahead.
Everything the loop needs
Idea to plan
Turn a rough idea into scoped tickets with acceptance criteria.
Requirements spec
Generate a written spec your team can review before any code exists.
Agent team
Coordinator and workers with clear roles, tools and turn budgets.
Live board
Cards move on real events: dispatch, push and merge.
Coding rules
Rules are told to every agent and checked mechanically on the diff.
QA suites
Run scenario suites on demand and send failures back as a fix batch.
Shared knowledge
Agents record what they learn and query it before digging again.
Safe landing
Protected trunk, ticketed commits and hooks that are never bypassed.
Cost control
Turn ceilings and ETAs keep spend predictable before work begins.
What makes it different
- The contract is frozen before agents start, so parallel work fits together.
- Git flow is run by the runtime, not by a prompt an agent might forget.
- Rules are enforced on the diff, not suggested in a style guide.
- The board reflects what happened in the repository, not what an agent said.
How Fleet Control compares
| Capability | Fleet Control | Single agent | Scripts and glue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parallel work on one contract | Yes | No | Manual |
| Rules checked on every push | Yes | Partial | Manual |
| Board that follows real events | Yes | No | Partial |
| Shared knowledge between runs | Yes | No | No |
Proof from the board
Security you can explain to your auditor
Secrets stay in the environment
Keys are read from workspace secrets by name and never written to code, tickets or logs.
Protected trunk
Agents land through branches and hooks. Direct pushes to the trunk are rejected server-side.
Auditable by default
Every dispatch, commit and merge is attached to a ticket you can open and read.
Frequently asked questions
A coordinator and a team of coding agents that plan, build, check and land work from one board.
No. It enforces your rules before code lands and leaves the final call on what ships with you.
Git repositories hosted on GitHub. Each repo keeps its own trunk and its own rules.
Each task has a turn ceiling and every goal gets an estimate before agents are dispatched.
Yes. Join the beta to run it on your own repository, or request a demo for your team.
Work happens in your repository. Secrets live in workspace secrets and are never stored in tickets or logs.
Put your first goal on the board
Join the beta, or see the flow end to end in a demo.