# Agent Fleet

> 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.

Every page has a markdown twin (linked below) and the whole site is in [llms-full.txt](https://runanagentfleet.com/llms-full.txt).

## Pages

- [Home](https://runanagentfleet.com/index.md): An agent fleet needs a registry, written permissions, approvals and an audit log, and Kortix, the open-source CompanyOS, covers all four.
- [What it is](https://runanagentfleet.com/what-is-an-agent-fleet.md): 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.
- [Running one](https://runanagentfleet.com/how-to-run-an-agent-fleet.md): 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.
- [Management](https://runanagentfleet.com/agent-fleet-management.md): Manage an open-source agent fleet by five records per agent, and know which ones a dashboard holds and which only your repo keeps.
- [Fleet vs control plane](https://runanagentfleet.com/agent-fleet-vs-agent-control-plane.md): A control plane decides which agent picks up work; an owned, open-source fleet also holds the definitions, permissions and approvals.
- [Open source](https://runanagentfleet.com/open-source-agent-fleet.md): 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.

## Kortix

- [Kortix](https://kortix.com): The open-source CompanyOS.
- [Kortix docs](https://kortix.com/docs): installing, self-hosting and configuring Kortix.
- [Kortix on GitHub](https://github.com/kortix-ai/suna): the open-source repository.