diy

DIY Fleet — F1 in One Afternoon

End-to-end walkthrough using only git-backed artifacts. No platform required.

Runnable demo:

bash examples/diy/demo.sh

Before (empty workspace)

mkdir ~/diy-fleet && cd ~/diy-fleet
npx @cobusgreyling/fleet-audit .
# Score: ~10/100  Level: F0

Scaffold (15 minutes)

npx @cobusgreyling/fleet-init . --pattern team-agent-registry
npx @cobusgreyling/fleet-audit . --suggest
# Score: ~55–65/100  Level: F1

Customize (30 minutes)

1. Copy agents/manifests/example-agent.yaml → agents/manifests/weekly-report.yaml
2. Set real owner, loops, and budget_daily_tokens
3. Update agents/registry.yaml and FLEET-STATE.md
4. Run accountability test on last week's "who sent that report?" incident

node ../fleet-engineering/scripts/validate-agents.mjs .
npx @cobusgreyling/fleet-budget .

After (F1 catalog)

Expected audit findings:

• ✓ FLEET.md, FLEET-STATE.md, registry, manifests
• ✓ Permissions and budget documented
• ✓ Kill switch in FLEET.md
• ✓ .github/workflows/fleet-audit.yml (if using starter CI)

Promote to F2

Add inbox + enforce caps:

npx @cobusgreyling/fleet-init . --pattern shared-inbox-hitl
# Edit inbox-runbook.md with your Slack/GitHub channel

See patterns/fleet-budget-guard and patterns/shared-inbox-hitl.

Pair with loops

npx @cobusgreyling/loop-init . --pattern daily-triage --tool grok

See starters/fleet-plus-loop.