Fleet Runner v0.8.9

P3 — Terminal interactive parity

The "My machine" terminal is now fully interactive (char-level keystrokes, Ctrl-C/Tab/arrows, live resize) — at parity with the server terminal.

What's new

• Bridge rawkey/resize fast lane — a non-durable event type rides the existing bridge NOTIFY → SSE channel (no per-keystroke DB rows, no command-claim). Dropped keys are re-typed; commands are unaffected.
• Runner support — bridge-subscriber dispatches rawkey/resize to writeRawKey/resizePty, writing bytes verbatim into the agent's owned PTY. Strictly additive and independent of the autopilot command-drain path.
• Verified end-to-end — typed in the browser "My machine" terminal → echoed from a runner-owned PTY (no zellij dependency). Killing an agent leaves the runner green (PTY isolation confirmed).

Auto-updates from v0.8.8. Linux (AppImage + deb).

Fleet Runner v0.8.8

Reliability: the runner can no longer go silently offline after the dashboard restarts (e.g. during a deploy).

The wait=0 command poll had no request timeout, so a connection left half-open by a backend restart could hang the poll forever — the poller went silent, the process stayed alive (so nothing restarted it), and the autopilot loop stalled. The poll is now bounded with a 20s timeout; on timeout it backs off and retries instead of hanging. Pairs with running the runner under a supervised service (auto-restart) for end-to-end 'never silently offline'.

Fleet Runner v0.8.7

Injection + verification reliability.

• Prompts now actually submit. A large multi-line dispatched/next-best prompt was pasted into the agent's input but never sent (stuck as "[Pasted text +N lines]") — Claude's TUI absorbed the trailing Enter into the bracketed paste. Now the submit Enter is sent as a separate keystroke after the paste settles.
• Honest dispatch verification. Dispatch verified via the session-file mtime (which only bumps when a turn finishes), so it falsely reported "didn't pick up" and re-injected — risking a duplicate task. Now verifies via the owned PTY's running/idle status and only retries when genuinely idle.
• Runner version is visible. The heartbeat now reports the runner version; Control shows "Connected · sync … · runner v0.8.7".

Fleet Runner v0.8.6

Autopilot loop reliability: peek no longer freezes the poller (PTY-only async streaming), status heartbeat is time-boxed, and launched agents appear in ~1s instead of after the 5-min heartbeat.

Fleet Runner v0.8.5

Fix live terminal (/terminal → My machine): peek_start no longer blocks on zellij; owned-PTY streams upgrade when agent launches; stale dual-runner instances are terminated on startup; zellij execSync timeouts prevent poller hangs.

Fleet Runner v0.8.4

Diagnostic build for the live terminal view (/terminal → My machine). Adds a one-line marker so a blank live view reports whether the agent is in an owned PTY and how much output buffered. Functionally identical to 0.8.3 (PTY-default dispatch) otherwise.

Fleet Runner v0.8.3

Agents now run in a terminal Fleet Runner owns by default — no more dispatch/launch timeouts when your Zellij session isn't attached (the recurring spawnSync /bin/sh ETIMEDOUT).

• If an owned-terminal launch ever fails, it falls back to Zellij automatically, so launching can't dead-end.
• Watch any agent live from the web app in full color with scrollback.

Makes the owned-PTY execution from 0.8.2 the default (set FLEETCROWN_RUNNER_PTY=false to force Zellij). Removes the structural cause of the launch timeouts: launching no longer depends on an attached Zellij client.

Fleet Runner v0.8.2

Fleet Runner can now run each agent in a terminal it owns directly, instead of driving your Zellij by name — which is what made dispatch into some projects time out when the session wasn't attached.

• Watch any owned-terminal agent live from the web app, in full color with scrollback (a true byte stream, not a once-a-second screenshot).
• Opt-in for now: set FLEETCROWN_RUNNER_PTY=true to switch a project's agents to owned terminals; everything else keeps using Zellij until you flip it.

First step of moving agent execution off Zellij name-puppeting onto FleetCrown-owned PTYs. Ships node-pty in the runner (load-verified in the packaged build) but stays behind a flag, so this release behaves exactly like 0.8.1 until you opt a project in.

Fleet Runner v0.8.15

Fleet Runner v0.8.15

Auto-mirrored from bitbaum/fleetcrown build pipeline (workflow run 33146721545).

Downloads

• Linux: Fleet-Runner-linux-x86_64.AppImage or Fleet-Runner-linux-amd64.deb
• macOS (Apple Silicon): Fleet-Runner-mac-arm64.dmg
• Windows (x64): Fleet-Runner-win-x64.exe

Marketing URLs use /releases/latest/download/... and resolve to this release automatically. From Fleet Runner v0.3.0 onward, the desktop app checks this release on launch and auto-applies updates.

Fleet Runner v0.8.14

Fleet Runner v0.8.14

Auto-mirrored from catomean/fleetcrown build pipeline (workflow run 33143821019).

Downloads

• Linux: Fleet-Runner-linux-x86_64.AppImage or Fleet-Runner-linux-amd64.deb
• macOS (Apple Silicon): Fleet-Runner-mac-arm64.dmg
• Windows (x64): Fleet-Runner-win-x64.exe

Marketing URLs use /releases/latest/download/... and resolve to this release automatically. From Fleet Runner v0.3.0 onward, the desktop app checks this release on launch and auto-applies updates.