A fleet with
a purpose.
The fleet is the collection of agents, tools and applications around the work. Each part has a role. The value is in how the pieces connect to a real project.
Find the shape of the problem.
Agents help explore a brief, work through information and turn an open question into a more useful next action.
Make the thinking tangible.
AI-assisted building brings code, content and design into a working draft that can be inspected and improved.
Give an action somewhere to happen.
Browsers, editors and specialized applications help produce the pages, files and artifacts a project needs.
Keep the thread.
A project workspace holds the brief, the sources, the decisions and the roadmap beyond a single conversation.
Leave something useful behind.
Results need a home: linked files, source material, screenshots, instructions and a clear record of what comes next.
Look at what actually happened.
A useful check goes beyond a success message. Open the result, test the behavior and record what is still uncertain.
The important part
is the connection.
A research result is more useful when it reaches the project plan. A build is more useful when it is checked. A finished session is more useful when the next one can pick up the thread.
That is the idea behind the FOB and the fleet: keep the work connected, and keep making the next step better.
See how it comes together