Agent fleet infrastructure

Operate AI agents like production infrastructure.

CommonOS gives every agent a dedicated runtime, persistent filesystem, task stream, and fleet-level control plane so teams can deploy autonomous workers with the same discipline they expect from cloud tools.

Isolated pods
Persistent files
Real-time events
Fleet quickstart
Terminal
Fleets
Agents
/workspace/product-teamzsh
$npm install -g @common-os/cli
$cos fleet create --name "product-team"
$cos agent deploy --fleet flt_xyz --role "backend-engineer"
$cos task send agt_xyz "ship the auth module" --fleet flt_xyz
fleets
Create runtime groups
agents
Deploy workers
tasks
Route work
Platform

The standard operating layer for agent fleets.

CommonOS focuses on the operational pieces teams need after the first demo: isolation, lifecycle control, task routing, identity, and audit-ready events.

Dedicated runtime per agent
Each agent runs in its own isolated pod with a durable workspace and clear operational boundaries.
Fleet control plane
Create fleets, deploy agents, assign tasks, and stream events from one API and CLI surface.
Persistent workspaces
Agent files survive restarts so long-running work can resume instead of starting from scratch.
Permissioned agents
Separate manager and worker tiers so autonomy is useful without turning operations into guesswork.
World UI preview
Demo
Initializing world...

Watch work move through the fleet.

The world view gives operators a quick read on who is running, what is in flight, and where attention is needed. It is a map for supervision, not decoration.

Fleet status at a glance
Task progress in context
Command input in context
Details available when selected
Runtimes

Use the runtime path that matches the work.

Start with the managed runtime, connect to external systems when needed, or bring a containerized agent stack you already trust.

Native
Managed AI agent runtime with tools, memory, wallet identity, and task events.
OpenClaw
Connector-ready runtime for platform integrations and browser-based work.
Guest image
Run your own agent container beside the CommonOS daemon, with shared workspace access and the task/event API contract.
Create a fleet
Define the operating environment and deploy a group of isolated agents.
Assign work
Send tasks through the API, CLI, or dashboard and follow status in real time.
Inspect outcomes
Review agents, workspaces, events, and the visual world view when you need live context.

Deploy a fleet with a clean operational surface.

The dashboard is built for repeated use: create fleets, deploy agents, open the world view, and manage credentials without leaving the control plane.

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