AgentFleet open-sources cross-device AI orchestration layer
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narkco has open-sourced AgentFleet, a self-hosted cross-device AI orchestration layer. It does not create new agents; instead, it unifies scheduling for 14 installed platforms including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Aider, Gemini, Qwen, and Grok, and can be installed via npm install. According to the release information, its scheduling throughput is 303 tasks/s, with zero loss during failover. When no devices are connected, the dashboard automatically plays a cross-device simulated demo. On security, the deployment password is kept only in memory and cleared after use; external operations such as deployment, uninstallation, asset delivery, and loop startup are executed only after manual confirmation.
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- Hacker News AIAgentFleet – Cross-device AI agent fleet: 303 tasks/s, 0 lost on failover
AgentFleet is a self-hosted orchestration layer that coordinates already-installed AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Aider, Gemini, Qwen, Grok and others) across machines, with a live neural graph dashboard and a tamper-evident shared memory ledger using a hash chain, Merkle tree and Ed25519 signatures. It reports 303 tasks/s scheduler throughput on 200 tasks (4 devices × 2 agents), 377 tasks/s on 1000 tasks, ~1s disconnect detection, and zero tasks lost on failover, with an OpenAI-compatible routing gateway, Excel-based batch deployment, and an A2A endpoint. The project states that only Grok has a stable local CLI direct adapter, while other platforms have discovery and dispatch scaffolding pending per-platform verification.
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