Keep the tools. Remove the handoffs.
Fleet selects work from your tracker, starts an agent beside the repository, runs your checks, opens the merge request, and waits for CI. Every step is recorded. Only an actual judgment call comes back to you.
Fleet connects your issue tracker, coding agents, repositories, and CI in one supervised workflow. Keep your tools. Give every agent the same path from issue to reviewed change.
Built around the development tools you already use
Coding tools are good at writing code. Fleet handles the coordination around them: what to work on, where it runs, which checks must pass, and when a human decision is required.
Fleet selects work from your tracker, starts an agent beside the repository, runs your checks, opens the merge request, and waits for CI. Every step is recorded. Only an actual judgment call comes back to you.
When CI fails, the member resumes, reads the job result, makes the correction, and pushes again. When CI is merely slow, it suspends at zero compute instead of holding an agent session open.
Review feedback stays attached to the work. Fleet can retain a team ruling, apply it in later runs, and propose a deterministic check when the rule is ready to become a gate.
Follow one issue from the tracker through implementation, CI, review, and a final human decision.
Selected from the Payments backlog. The issue anchor and acceptance criteria have been added to the member context.
The Fleet runner lives beside your repository and model credentials. It dials out to the control plane, starts agent runs, performs local checks, and reports coordination metadata. Source code, prompts, transcripts, worktrees, and model keys stay in your execution plane.
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