AI agent team for the software lifecycle
Coding agents automate the developer. Fleet Control automates the lifecycle.
Plan it, build it, test it, ship it and fix what your customers report. One agent team runs the whole loop, and you see every step.
We use your email only to tell you when access opens.
- ticketFC-101 Add CSV export to reports
- plan3 steps, 1 risk flagged for review
- PRdev-2 opened PR #212 against main
- QA14 of 14 checks passed, ready to ship
TICKET PLAN BUILD QA SHIP SUPPORT
One loop, from idea to fixed customer feedback.
Plan it
Goal to tickets
Describe the outcome you want. Fleet Control drafts the design, cuts it into tickets and writes the acceptance criteria.
Ship it
Tickets to release
Dev agents build in parallel, QA agents test every change, and the coordinator holds the release until the checks pass.
Fix it
Feedback to fix
Customer feedback comes back as tickets on the same board, so the loop only closes when their issue is fixed.
Build it yourself, with your team, or let us build it for you.
Shared board, shared rules, shared agents.
Join the waitlistWhat you get
One board for people and agents
Agent pools and access set per organisation
Approvals before anything ships
Ship more with fewer people, and see everything.
Agents in parallel
Dev agents work tickets side by side, each in its own isolated workspace.
dev-1FC-101
dev-2FC-102
dev-3FC-103 done
QA on every change
QA agents run the app and check the result before anything is marked done.
Plan before code
Design the screens in Blueprint first, then hand the finished spec to the planner.
One live board
Tickets, plans and agent activity in one place, and any agent's session open to watch or steer.
To do 3 In progress 2 Done 7
A fleet that remembers
A knowledge base of decisions and past work, searched before each new plan.
Other tools stop at a pull request. We stop when your customer's issue is fixed.
| Criterion | Coding agents | Task trackers | Fleet Control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turns a goal into tickets | No | No | Yes |
| Writes the code | Yes | No | Yes |
| Tests every change | No | No | Yes |
| Ships to production | No | No | Yes |
| Closes the customer's issue | No | No | Yes |
Check means covered end to endDash means not covered, or only in part
Real products, live in production.
Governed by design. Rules that refuse, not rules that ask.
Safe deletes
Deletes go to the trash first, so nothing is lost by accident.
Real confirmations
Destructive actions ask once, and the server checks that you meant it.
Edit history
Every change is snapshotted and can be rolled back.
Isolated workspaces
Each agent works in its own copy of the repo.
Org-scoped pools
Agents belong to one organisation and never see another's work.
Rules on the server
Limits are enforced where the work happens, not left to the agent.
$ fleet rules check
ok deletes go to trash first
ok destructive actions confirmed on the server
ok every edit keeps a snapshot
ok each agent has its own workspace
ok agents see only their own org
refused force-push to main
Questions.
Founders and product teams who want a coordinated agent team, not a single coding assistant.
No. Agents take the routine ticket-to-release work so people can spend their time on decisions, review and design.
QA agents test every change, deletes are recoverable and every edit has history, so mistakes are caught and can be undone.
We are letting teams in from the waitlist. Join it and we will email you when your access opens.
Be first to ship with Fleet Control.
First look at new releases
Early access as places open
One email when yours is ready