Business
$349a month
10 agents at once, invoiced to your company
- vCPU
- 8
- RAM
- 24 GB
- disk
- 200 GB
- Internet
- 300 Mbit
- Terminals at once
- 10
Run nine agents. Look up only when one needs you
A power user keeps Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode busy across three projects on one Business Compute. One list shows which tab is working, which is done and which needs a decision, so review is the only work left. $349 a month, flat.
From $39 a month · Docker and sudo included · Cancel from the dashboard any time
| Project · tab | Agent | Last line | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| web · t1 | Codex | Which date library should the calendar use? | Needs you |
| api · t1 | Claude Code | ▸ go test ./... ok 412 tests | Working |
| api · t2 | shell | dev@fleet:/work/api$ | Idle |
| web · t2 | Codex | ▸ pnpm build compiled 214 modules | Working |
| docs · t1 | OpenCode | ✓ docs/api/orders.md written, 14 endpoints | Done |
More agents means more waiting on you
Past three agents, the limit is you: finding the one that stopped, reading what it did, deciding.
Terminal windows don't say who is waiting, so the quiet one sits for an hour.
A day with nine agents
- 09:00
Fill three projects
API, web and docs are three projects on one Compute. In each, Claude Code writes, Codex reviews and a third tab runs the tests, every agent on its own subscription.
- 10:30
The list shows who needs you
The tab that needs you lights up in its place; finished ones say Done.
- 11:00
Review in order
Open the one that waits, answer, move to the next. The rest keep working.
- 17:00
Merge the day
Nine branches, reviewed as they finished instead of all at once at six.
Nine agents on one screen
See which of the nine waits for you
Terminals mode keeps all nine tabs in one list: Needs you lights up, Done says so, the rest keep working.
Every project its own lane
Each project has its own checkout and its own home folder, and each agent stays inside its project, so nobody edits the wrong repo or borrows another project's login.
The right agent per repo
Claude Code writing, Codex reviewing, OpenCode on the docs: three launches, each on its own subscription or key.
Limits in view
The limits board shows which subscription has room for the next batch.
The size for this job
Business · $349
Business's 8 vCPU and 24 GB carry nine agents across three projects, with a terminal to spare for a shell.
- Compute
- fleet
- Projects
- /work/api · /work/web · /work/docs
- Plan
- Business · 8 vCPU · 24 GB · 200 GB · $349/mo
- Agent
- Claude Code · Codex · OpenCode
- Tabs
- 9
- Services
- postgres:18
- Runs
- Around the clock, lid closed
Questions about this
How many terminals run at once?
Your size decides: 3 on Start, 5 on Pro, 8 on Max, 10 on Business, 15 on Business Plus, 20 on Business Max, 30 on Business Ultra, each running an agent of its own or a plain shell. Change size on the running Compute when the team of agents grows.
How does the list know an agent needs me?
The agent CLIs report their own state: working, waiting on you or done. The list shows it beside the last line of output.
Can I mix agents in one project?
Yes. Each tab runs its own launch: Claude Code in one, Codex in the next, each on its own subscription. One list shows them all.
What this job uses
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- Pro · $75Team subscription limitsEvery Codex and Claude seat on one board, with the minute each one refills.
Run nine agents. Look up only when one needs you
Pick a size, hand the agent the job and close the tab. Come back to finished work.
Get my ComputeYour first overnight run works, or your money back · Cancel from the dashboard; it runs to the end of the paid month