Run a fleet of AI agents that never sleep — without babysitting them.

Battle-tested patterns for multi-box AI agent fleets: mission queues, watchdog restarts, encrypted secrets, Slack dispatch, and a supervisor that brings dead agents back to life.

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Why do your agents hang silently while you sleep?

Most agent setups have no recovery path. The process freezes, the terminal stays open, and you wake up hours later with nothing done. The Fleet Starter Kit's ANTI-HANG watchdog detects any session with no output for 30 minutes — kills the hung process, archives the log with a timestamp, and restarts automatically. You wake up to a completed mission, not a frozen terminal.

How does agent-safe secret handling protect your tokens?

All tokens and API keys are encrypted with age + SOPS and committed to git. At runtime they're injected in-process and deleted from the environment before any tool call touches disk. Nothing appears in ps aux, nothing in logs, nothing in git history. No plaintext secrets, ever.

How does one Slack message dispatch work to any machine?

Post MISSION mybox: resize all images to your Slack channel. The Slack poll picks it up, routes it to the right box, runs the task, and posts the result — including the git commit hash — back in the same channel. No SSH. No cron editing. No human in the loop after the first message.

What's in the Fleet Starter Kit?

What this kit is NOT — read before you buy

Being upfront about limits builds more trust than hiding them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need multiple machines?
No. Everything works on a single laptop or VM. The multi-box patterns (heartbeats, routing tags) are additive — ignore them until you need them.
Does it work on macOS?
Yes. The scripts are bash 5+ compatible. macOS variant uses launchd instead of systemd; QUICKSTART.md covers both.
Does it work on Windows?
Via WSL2 only. Native Windows is not supported.
Is the claude CLI required?
run-mission.sh calls claude --dangerously-skip-permissions -p by default. You can swap in any CLI that reads a prompt from stdin and writes output to stdout.
What's the license?
MIT. Use it in personal and commercial projects. Attribution appreciated.
Will there be updates?
Yes. Buyers get access to the repository. Updates are tagged as releases. No SLA, but we ship fixes when the fleet tells us something is broken.

Pricing — pay once, own it forever

OptionPriceWhat's included
Early-bird$29v0 kit, all files, MIT license
Standard$49v0 kit + v1 update access
Team$149Unlimited installs, priority questions via email

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