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Open source · macOS / Linux / WSL2

One terminal.
A whole fleet.

Give each coding agent its own worktree. Run Claude, Codex, and OpenCode side by side, and keep their sessions alive after you close the window.

npx ghostfleet-cli
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ghostfleet · Claude / OpenCode / Codex

Actual Ghostfleet session · three interactive agents, visible at once.

Parallel work without losing the thread

Different tasks.
Room for each one.

Worktrees, not collisions.

Each agent gets an isolated Git worktree. Keep tasks on separate branches instead of asking multiple agents to edit the same checkout.

Sessions that stick around.

Per-project tmux sessions keep your terminals alive. Close a window, come back later, and reconnect to the work already in progress.

See the whole fleet.

Stack interactive agents in one view. Watch their output, answer a question, or switch focus without hunting through terminal windows.

From a task to a working session

Give the work
its own workspace.

Create a worktree, launch an agent, and return to the project when you need to. Reuse existing worktrees and keep your sessions tied to the repository.

Resource and budget controls help you manage a growing fleet.

Your fleet, away from your desk

An agent is waiting.
You don’t have to be.

The mobile web app brings session chat and terminal access to your phone. Check progress, answer an agent, and unblock a task without returning to your computer.

Set up mobile access

Before you launch.

Which agents can I use?

Claude, Codex, and OpenCode are supported. Install and authenticate the agents you want to run; Ghostfleet organizes their sessions.

What do I need installed?

Node.js, Git, tmux, jq, and curl. The repository setup guide covers prerequisites and configuration.

Does it work on Windows?

Use WSL2. Ghostfleet supports macOS, Linux, and WSL2; native Windows is not supported.

Can I try the interface first?

Use ghostfleet demo after installation to explore its demo mode. The source and setup instructions are available on GitHub.

Give your agents a home.

npx ghostfleet-cli
Installation & documentation