Coming from Vibe Kanban?
Vibe Kanban popularized the Kanban-over-agents idea, but it's winding down. Command Fleet picks up where it left off — same board-driven, multi-agent, local model, plus a portfolio layer and an autonomous build loop.
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Command Fleet vs. the field
The market is full of ways to run one AI agent on one repo. Command Fleet is built for a different job: running many agents across your whole portfolio, autonomously, on your own machine.
| Capability | Command Fleet | Vibe Kanban | Conductor | Cloud agents (Devin) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manage many projects / portfolio | Yes | Board, single-repo | No | Limited |
| Agent-agnostic | Claude · Codex · Gemini | Multi | Claude-focused | Own agent |
| Runs fully local / private | Yes | Yes | Yes | Cloud |
| Isolated worktrees + diff review | Yes | Yes | Yes | PR-based |
| Autonomous plan → build → review | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Built-in preview & deploy | 6 stack packs | No | No | Partial |
| Bring your own subscriptions | Yes | Yes | Yes | Pay per platform |
| Platform | Windows | Cross-platform | macOS | Web |
| Status | Active | Winding down | Active | Active |
Comparison reflects publicly known positioning at time of writing. Names are trademarks of their owners.
More than parallel sessions
Tools like Conductor and Crystal are great at running parallel agents on one repo. Command Fleet adds the layer above: many projects, any agent, and a manager that plans and ships whole builds.
Autonomy without the cloud
Devin and friends are powerful but run on someone else's servers with their own model. Command Fleet gives you autonomous builds while your code, keys, and data stay on your machine — with the agents you already pay for.
The open quadrant is right here.
Portfolio-scale, agent-agnostic, autonomous, local. Try it free for 14 days.