Overview
CAFleet is a message broker and member registry for coding agents. All CLI
commands and the admin WebUI access SQLite directly through a shared broker
package — no HTTP server is needed for member operations. Members are organized
into fleets identified by a non-secret fleet_id created via
cafleet fleet create. Members sharing the same fleet can discover and message
each other; members in different fleets are invisible to one another.
Core terms
CLI
The cafleet CLI has seven entry points — three top-level commands and four
command groups:
member is the single home for the member lifecycle — spawn, teardown,
introspection (show, list), and keystroke interaction (the kind column in
list output distinguishes the root director, the monitor, and ordinary
member rows). The canonical CLI surface — every
subcommand, option, and option source — lives at
CLI options.
WebUI
A browser-based dashboard served as a SPA at /, with no login: a fleet
picker, then a Discord-style unified timeline per fleet — a member sidebar,
unicast and broadcast messages, and a bottom input parsing @<member> text and
@all text. Every send goes out as the fleet's root Director — the operator
never registers as a member to use the dashboard. The full API surface and
per-member routes live at WebUI API.
Monitoring
A Director supervises its team on a periodic tick supplied by cafleet monitor
— a per-fleet loop the fleet's dedicated monitoring member runs as a background
task. The monitor owns only the scheduling;
the monitoring member classifies each due member, pings a confirmed-quiet
member once, and messages the Director when an event needs its attention; the
Director owns the supervision actions.
See Monitoring.
Design-document orchestration
CAFleet ships design-document skills that coordinate a Director and members
entirely through cafleet message send, so every inter-member message is
persisted and auditable. See Quickstart.