智能代码工具

Option A -- npm (all platforms, requires Node.js 22+)

npm install -g @apralabs/apra-fleet
apra-fleet install              # Claude Code (default)
apra-fleet install --llm agy    # Google Antigravity CLI
apra-fleet install --llm gemini # Gemini CLI
apra-fleet install --llm codex  # OpenAI Codex CLI

Run install once per provider you want to support. After install, load the server in Claude Code using /mcp, or restart your CLI for other providers.

What you can build on top

Fleet is a coordination layer. The PM skill is its reference workflow library and ships today; the rest are recipes you assemble with the same tools.

To write your own skill, see docs/writing-skills.md.

See it in one example

/pm add 2 local members at c:\projects cloned from <git-url> -- a developer and a reviewer -- and pair them
/pm init project_icarus
/pm plan ./feature.md
/pm start the implementation sprint
/pm status

You describe the goal, approve the plan once, and Fleet runs the doer-reviewer loop to a reviewed PR.

Quick start

Use cases

- Run your test suite on a Linux box while you develop on macOS. - Have one agent build the frontend, another the backend, a third running tests -- all in parallel. - Use a beefy cloud VM for compilation while coding from your laptop. - Spin up isolated workspaces on one machine without them stepping on each other. - Customer-support triage: agents classify, draft replies, and escalate tickets in parallel. - Cost and operations-efficiency analysis: fan out data gathering across sources, consolidate findings. - Infrastructure surveys, log triage, and patch fan-out across many machines.

Option B -- standalone binary (no Node.js required)

Copy-paste the one-liner for your platform:

macOS (Apple Silicon)

curl -fsSL https://github.com/Apra-Labs/apra-fleet/releases/latest/download/apra-fleet-installer-darwin-arm64 -o apra-fleet-installer && chmod +x apra-fleet-installer && ./apra-fleet-installer install

Linux (x64)

curl -fsSL https://github.com/Apra-Labs/apra-fleet/releases/latest/download/apra-fleet-installer-linux-x64 -o apra-fleet-installer && chmod +x apra-fleet-installer && ./apra-fleet-installer install

Windows (x64) -- run in PowerShell:

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://github.com/Apra-Labs/apra-fleet/releases/latest/download/apra-fleet-installer-win-x64.exe -OutFile apra-fleet-installer.exe; .\apra-fleet-installer.exe install

Installing for Antigravity, Codex, Copilot, or Gemini instead of Claude? Add the --llm flag -- see Install for other providers.

Then load it in your favorite LLM CLI (claude, agy, gemini, ...) using /mcp.

Now register your first members:

"Register a local member called doer. Register another called reviewer. Pair them."

Verify it worked:

"Show me fleet status."

You should see both members listed with status online or idle.

Add remote machines whenever you are ready:

"Register 192.168.1.10 as build-server. Username akhil, work folder /home/akhil/projects/myapp."

Fleet securely collects the machine's password out-of-band -- you type it into a separate terminal, never the chat -- uses it once to set up SSH key-based auth, then forgets it. Every connection after that is key-based.

Intel Mac users: build from source -- see Development. Install details (what it writes, the --skill flag, uninstall) are in docs/install.md.

Staying current is one command. apra-fleet update checks GitHub for the latest release and installs it in place -- or tells you that you are already up to date. See keeping Fleet updated.

Compare to alternatives

When not to use Fleet: a one-off single-file change needs no second agent.