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fleet

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Orchestrate the PlausiDen agent fleet (Conductor + worker swarm). Validate a multi-agent plan's scope-disjointness, dispatch a run, run the verify/burn gates, inspect live status or an individual worker, and engage/clear the global STOP. Use when the user wants to run, plan, gate, inspect, or stop the fleet, or open the fleet console. Heavy ops defer to the `fleet` MCP server.

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3 rules. 0 are common, 2 are distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.

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    Most of the 15 edited versions we read keep these.

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    Distinctive

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  1. Distinctive:

    Never run the fleet against a live / auto-deployed tree: Use safe-test mode (isolated repo copy).

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  2. Very specific:

    Don't dispatch a live run without fleet_validate_plan passing first.

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  3. Distinctive:

    Don't bypass the STOP / safe-test guards to "go faster".

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 15 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

/fleet — agent-fleet orchestration (MCP-backed)

The fleet's control surface ships as the fleet MCP server (fleet mcp, registered with Claude). Prefer the MCP tools over shelling fleet — they are typed, return structured JSON, and lazy-load their schemas (you only pay context for tools you actually call). Reach for these before bash.

MCP tools (the Conductor's control surface)

ToolWhatKind
fleet_validate_planRAIL 2 dry check: parse a plan, report workers + whether scope-claims are disjoint (disjoint:false is a refusal verdict, not an error)read-only
fleet_runRun a plan. Default dry-run; live:true enforces RAIL 2 then dispatches workers detached — poll fleet_statusgated dispatch
fleet_burnQuality-token-burn: run live at high concurrency on real backlog (429-retry + result-accept gate)dispatch
fleet_gateRAIL 3 result-accept gate: check the working tree against the plan's claims (strays = changes outside all claims)read-only
fleet_statusBus snapshot: worker messages, kill-switch state, latest result-accept verdictread-only
fleet_stop / fleet_resumeEngage / clear the global kill switch (STOP)control
fleet_worker_statusOne worker's live state — status, scope-claim, attempt, last heartbeat/finding, drift flagsread-only
fleet_worker_memoryTail a worker's own running notes (memory.md)read-only
fleet_worker_diffA worker's changes within its scope-claim (paths + git diff --stat)read-only

Safety (load-bearing — see the 2026-06-03 incident)

  • Never run the fleet against a live / auto-deployed tree. Use safe-test mode (isolated repo copy). Workers once edited the live ProsperityClub tree and broke dev.plausiden.com.
  • fleet_validate_plan (RAIL 2, scope-disjointness) and fleet_gate (RAIL 3, result-accept) are hard gates, not advisory. Trust the deterministic gate over any worker's self-review.
  • fleet_stop is the kill switch — engaging it refuses all further spawns until fleet_resume.

Console

The live command-center is fleet-console on :8848 (SSE-driven; dev4.plausiden.com is the deployed static dashboard). It exposes message / upload / command / stop-resume. Spawn + per-agent settings are intentionally gated stubs pending safe-test wiring.

Don't

  • Don't dispatch a live run without fleet_validate_plan passing first.
  • Don't bypass the STOP / safe-test guards to "go faster".

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