Observed arrival · 2026-09-14
Fleetmux puts twenty coding agents behind one review queue
Fleetmux describes a supervised workflow where parallel coding agents work in isolated git worktrees, then surface only the changes and decisions that need human attention.
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Fleetmux presents a fleet view in which each coding agent occupies an isolated git worktree and reports transcripts, test gates, diff size, cost, and state. Its example shows an agent halted before running `psql -c 'DROP TABLE events_raw'`, while a failed test gate would otherwise send the work into repair. The page also describes paired quality-and-risk scoring, with authentication changes requiring human review regardless of score, and a web console intended for phone-based approvals.
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