Fleet Generator

Fleet Generator

A single-file, browser-based wizard that generates a ready-to-use multi-agent Claude Code / Codex setup — orchestrator, workers, and a reviewer.

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📁 AI & Machine Learning🗣️ English📅 September 5, 2026

Description

Setting up a team of AI coding agents that actually divide work sensibly — one agent planning, several doing focused work, one checking quality — usually means hand-writing a bunch of configuration files and figuring out which agent should use which model tier to avoid burning your budget on a model that's overkill for simple tasks. Fleet Generator turns that setup process into a short questionnaire you answer in your browser.

Fleet Generator is a self-contained HTML file — no installation, no build step, no server — that you open locally and click through a configuration wizard. It generates an orchestrator agent (which breaks work into tasks and assigns them), a set of worker agents, and a dedicated reviewer agent for quality control, assigning appropriately-sized models to each role to control cost (the project claims roughly 64% lower token cost versus a single do-everything agent). The output is a ready-to-use `.claude/` directory bundle for Claude Code, with an optional `AGENTS.md` for Codex compatibility and optional integration with a persistent-memory tool called MOOTx01. Everything runs locally in the browser with no external API calls during setup.

💬 Our review

The short version: if you've been meaning to set up a proper multi-agent Claude Code fleet (orchestrator + workers + reviewer) but keep putting it off because hand-writing the configuration is tedious, this collapses that setup into a five-minute questionnaire — the cost claim (64% token savings) is the vendor's own number and worth verifying on your own workload rather than taking at face value.

There's no direct competitor doing exactly “generate a fleet config from a wizard,” since most people either copy a template repo or write the orchestrator/worker/reviewer structure by hand from documentation. Fleet Generator's real value is removing that initial setup friction, especially the non-obvious part of assigning cheaper models to worker roles and reserving stronger models for orchestration and review. Because it's a single static HTML file with no server, there's very little to trust or audit beyond reading the file yourself, which is reassuring for a tool that's about to configure how your coding agents behave. Worth trying if you're about to set up a multi-agent Claude Code or Codex workflow from scratch; less useful if you already have a working fleet configuration you're happy with.

💰 Pricing

Open SourceFree, browser-based, MIT license

📊 Global score

53Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile90/100Excellent

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
💳 Open Source

Gratuit, open source (MIT), aucune installation requise.

👥 Target audienceDéveloppeurs et équipes mettant en place un workflow multi-agents avec Claude Code ou Codex
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesWorldwide
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Pros

Assistant en 5 minutes au lieu d'une config manuelle

Aucune installation, fichier HTML unique, zéro appel API externe

Attribution automatique de modèles adaptés au coût par rôle

Compatible Claude Code et Codex

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Cons

Le chiffre de -64% de coût token est une affirmation du projet, non vérifiée indépendamment

Utile seulement à la mise en place initiale

Projet jeune (6 étoiles), config générée à relire avant usage

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