Plugin fleet from marketplace claude-fleet in verkyyi/claude-fleet. Commands read from the repo's manifest — yesterday.
What it installs
Skills (5)
fleet-add-repo
Pull a repo (GitHub, or any git address — GitLab, Gitee, a self-hosted forge, an ssh bare repo, a local path) down to this computer and make the fleet host it — `~/projects/<name>`, registered, one sentence back. Use whenever the person asks to clone / pull down / add / 拉下来 / 克隆 / 加 a repo ("把 octoc
fleet-help
Teach a person how to USE fleet, one step at a time, for the device they are on right now. Use when someone asks how to do something in fleet — connect (the Mac client, a phone over Termius, their address, device keys, the keys page, changing the home machine); the ⌘P panel and the client's keys, th
fleet-open
Open a page, report, PR, local dev server or file on the OPERATOR's own computer (the iTerm2 they SSH in from) — never on this machine. Use whenever the operator should look at something in a browser — a GitHub PR or issue, a `localhost`/`127.0.0.1` dev server or preview running here, a report — or
fleet-preview
Give the person a private live link to a dev server running in this Task — the web app, API or docs site you are working on, with hot reload — that they can open on their phone, on the Task page, or from any browser after signing in. Use when they ask to see / try / preview / 预览 / 看一下 the app, "send
handoff
Preserve a task across sessions or Coding Agents. Use when asked to hand off, save context, continue in a fresh session, switch a Fleet conversation between Claude and Codex, or pick up an existing handoff. Write a self-contained handoff or read it and continue; Fleet agent switching uses the existi
For the machine and hub admins only: runbooks as skills — prepare and enroll a Mac, logins, a cloud Linux node, an overseas relay, hub deploy, release rules, incident runbooks, reading the doctor. Never installed by default, never handed out by the hub.
Web pages a session opens show on your computer; an OAuth callback to localhost is forwarded back over your ssh (MCP authorization, /login). Off unless installed.
Worktrunk is a CLI for Git worktree management, designed for parallel AI agent workflows. This plugin provides configuration guidance (LLM commit messages, project hooks, worktree paths), automatic activity tracking (🤖/💬 indicators in `wt list` showing active Claude sessions), and a `/wt-diff` pane showing each worktree's changes.
Multi-agent orchestration grounded in an LLM wiki. /dev-loop:orchestrate splits one goal into a dependency graph of parallel Claude Code sessions, each in its own worktree, and supervises them natively on Orca (a tracked Task + Dispatch per phase, pushed worker_done / question / escalation events instead of polling, stall detection; raw tmux fallback). Every plan decision must cite a page in a bundled best-practice wiki of 400+ pages across 10 domains, checked by machine gates and a fresh-context plan reviewer. Insights from your sessions are queued and turned into reviewed wiki PRs when you run /dev-loop:knowledge-flush (automatic flushing is opt-in and never bypasses permission checks).
Display Claude agent status (working/waiting) in tmux window names
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