Every message finds its project
Fleetwork picks the project, team and effort. If it can't tell, it asks.
Type what you want. Fleetwork picks the project, model and team, checks the work, and asks you only when it matters.
Fleetwork handles routing, model choice, failover, memory, checks and approvals for every message.
Fleetwork picks the project, team and effort. If it can't tell, it asks.
Small asks go to light models and hard ones to strong models. You choose which is which.
When one plan runs out, the next picks up where it left off.
Every change is tested. If something's missing, it gets fixed or redone one level up.
Your instructions and notes go with every task, whichever model runs it.
Tasks run side by side, each in its own project and thread.
git push --force origin main
Replaces the remote main branch with your local copy.
Anything dangerous waits for your OK, with one line on what it does.
Long threads fold into a short summary to keep context small.
Move a task or change its effort, and routing gets better.
One click ends the task and everything it started.
localhost:5173OpenOpen or stop dev servers from the task, and open any project in your editor.
New messages wait in a queue while work runs. Edit them before they start.
Small asks get one agent. Big ones get a plan, milestones and a review.
Splits the work into milestones, each with a clear finish line.
Answers open questions before the build starts.
Ships one milestone at a time. Each one has to pass its tests.
Checks every milestone and fixes what it finds.
See what it did, what changed, and what's left for you to decide.

The plan, milestones and review update live. A milestone that fails retries at higher effort.

See what's working, what needs you and what's done.

Force pushes, deploys and deletes wait for your OK.

See when you work, what you ask for, and how much ran on lighter models.

Light models handle small work, so strong ones are saved for hard work.
Each project has its own thread. Nothing leaks between them.
With a TypeSafe Jev key, routing takes under a second. Without one, a quick model routes.
Threads, memory and settings stay on your Mac.
Every finished task ends with what you need to decide next.
Keeps your Mac awake during long work, even with the lid closed.
No. Use the plans you already have: Claude through Claude Code, ChatGPT through Codex, Cursor, or API keys from Anthropic, OpenAI and Gemini.
Macs with Apple silicon. Agents run through the Claude Code, Codex or Cursor command-line tools.
Threads, memory and settings stay on your Mac. Requests go only to the model accounts you connect.
Risky commands like force pushes, deploys and deletes wait for your OK. Stop ends a task and everything it started.
Not yet. It's in beta, so expect rough edges and quick fixes.