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  <title>Agent Fleet</title>
  <subtitle>A working guide to running an open-source agent fleet: the registry, the policy, the approvals and the audit record, and how Kortix keeps them in a repo you own.</subtitle>
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    <title>Open-source agent fleet: what running one takes</title>
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    <summary>An agent fleet needs a registry, written permissions, approvals and an audit log, and Kortix, the open-source CompanyOS, covers all four.</summary>
    <content type="text">An agent fleet is several agents run as one unit, sharing a policy, a record of who approved what, and an owner. Kortix is the open-source CompanyOS: your agents, skills, memory, and connectors in one repo you own.</content>
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    <title>What an open-source agent fleet is, and when agents are only scripts</title>
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    <summary>An agent fleet is agents run under one registry, policy, approval record and audit log, and open-source Kortix keeps those four in a git repo.</summary>
    <content type="text">An agent fleet is a group of AI agents managed as one population, with a shared registry, a shared policy and one record of what ran. Kortix is the open-source CompanyOS: your agents, skills, memory, and connectors in one repo you own.</content>
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    <title>How to run an open-source agent fleet without a workflow builder</title>
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    <updated>2026-11-02T00:00:00Z</updated>
    <summary>An open-source agent fleet runs on four parts: written definitions, a sandbox per task, an approval on writes, and a change request a person merges.</summary>
    <content type="text">Four parts carry a fleet of agents once there are more than a couple: written definitions, a sandbox per task, an approval gate on the writes, and a change request a person merges. Kortix is the open-source CompanyOS: your agents, skills, memory, and connectors in one repo you own.</content>
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    <title>Open-source agent fleet management: five records per agent</title>
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    <summary>Manage an open-source agent fleet by five records per agent, and know which ones a dashboard holds and which only your repo keeps.</summary>
    <content type="text">Agent fleet management is the record you keep for every agent: who owns it, what it may touch, who approved each write, what it ran, and what it cost. Kortix is the open-source CompanyOS: your agents, skills, memory, and connectors in one repo you own.</content>
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    <title>The control plane routes agents, the open-source repo keeps the rules</title>
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    <summary>A control plane decides which agent picks up work; an owned, open-source fleet also holds the definitions, permissions and approvals.</summary>
    <content type="text">An agent control plane decides where work goes and which agent picks it up. An agent fleet is the agents themselves plus the rules that let them act. Kortix is the open-source CompanyOS: your agents, skills, memory, and connectors in one repo you own.</content>
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    <title>Open-source agent fleet: put the policy in the repo</title>
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    <summary>Open-source agent fleet tools keep the rules in a vendor dashboard; Kortix keeps the registry, permissions and approval record in a repo you own.</summary>
    <content type="text">An open-source agent fleet is only as open as the rules it runs on. Fork the agent loop, leave the permissions and the approval record in a vendor dashboard, and you still rent the fleet. Kortix is the open-source CompanyOS: your agents, skills, memory, and connectors in one repo you own.</content>
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