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Agent Fleet

Terms and the big picture

How the words in this guide and on the screen relate to each other. After reading it you know how tenants, workspaces, sessions and agents nest inside one another.

How it works

Section titled “How it works”
What you do What the agent does
Sign in to a tenant and start your own workspace —
Put repositories in the workspace and launch sessions Reads and writes that repository’s working copy inside the session
Sign in to agents and outside services through connections Uses the models and outside services with the connected accounts

Nested, it looks like this.

Deployment (one installation of Agent Fleet)
└─ Tenant (a team or a department)
   └─ Your workspace (your own working environment)
      ├─ Repositories (working copies, worktrees)
      │  └─ Sessions (one piece of work handed to an agent)
      ├─ Other sessions (ones running in home or a shell)
      └─ Assistant chats (questions that need no repository)

Terms

Section titled “Terms”
Word on screen Meaning
Tenant One team or department. Members of different tenants cannot see each other
Workspace Your own working environment. Repositories, uncommitted work and sessions live in it. What is inside stays when you stop it
Workspace action bar The strip with workspace start and stop, Start, pane splitting and more
Session One piece of work handed to an agent: its conversation, its working place and its running state
Agent The coding AI that runs in a session (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and others)
Execution method How a session runs: Managed, operated from a chat, or Terminal (CLI), where you operate the agent’s own screen in a terminal
Working copy The repository folder inside the workspace that is actually edited
Worktree Another working copy of the same repository. One per session keeps parallel work from colliding
Assistant A purpose-built chat that uses no repository. It is not a session
Memo queue A place to jot down instructions and send them to a session together later
Connection A credential registered in the Console (agents, Git services, issue trackers and so on)
Pane One section of the main area. You can lay out several

Signing in and logging in

Section titled “Signing in and logging in”

This guide keeps two words apart.

Word Used for
Sign in Getting into Agent Fleet (the Console)
Log in Getting into an agent or an outside service (claude, GitHub, AWS and so on)
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