Personal
Personal command agents
Run a set of assistants for calendar, emails, and decision support with one approval policy for critical actions.
- Private work context
- Repeatable templates
- Readable mission traces
Invite-only supervised pilot
Build an AI workforce.Keep humans in control.
Give a solo operator or small team specialized agents for support, reporting, and operations, with approvals, spend controls, and mission-level traceability.
Scale by adding roles, not headcount, while keeping the budget line visible.
Explore the small-team pathPILOT BOUNDARY
Useful today, explicit about tomorrow.
- Available: supervised missions, approval gates, mission traces, and Google, Slack and Notion tools that read and draft, never send on their own.
- Environment dependent: schedules, enabled only where the worker is configured and monitored.
- Roadmap: broader automations and new connectors after end-to-end verification.
FLEET-FIRST THINKING
A single orchestration layer for personal, family, and company teams.
Model your organization as an AI fleet, then add people and agents into one operational structure. Keep the decision points where they belong: at management level.
Family
Family operations
Coordinate family routines with role-based oversight for appointments, reminders, and shared planning across households.
- Shared reminders and follow-through
- Escalation rules per role
- Safe, auditable workflows
Team
Solo operator to AI workforce
Start with a small team and add specialized agents for support, reporting, and operating loops as capacity grows. Every run stays visible and cost-controlled.
- Scale by adding roles
- Approval checkpoints
- Visible cost per run
Scale
Rapidly deploy new roles
Add new roles for finance, product, operations, or operations support as mission types expand.
- Role-specific skill boundaries
- Clear delegation paths
- Measurable run cost and quality
Command network sample
Mission boardDelegation pathApproval gates
Chief of StaffOperationsSupportFamily
Design principles
- One approval policy per fleet
- Role-aware operations and visibility
- Audit-ready traces for every mission
YOUR TOOLS, ONE FLEET
Three we built. Hundreds you can connect.
FleetRun ships 3 first-party connections — Google Workspace, Slack and Notion — that read mail, calendars, files and channels, and draft email and invitations for a person to approve. Beyond those, a fleet can connect any server in the Model Context Protocol registry, and every tool it offers runs through the same approvals, spend limits and mission trace. The brands below are roadmap directions for first-party connectors, not connectors you can use today.
WHAT THE PILOT INCLUDES
A governed mission loop, not an autonomous workforce claim.
Start a bounded mission, review what the agent did, and retain the final say. Capabilities outside this loop remain roadmap until they are proven in production.
Supervised missions
Give one agent a bounded brief, inspect its trace, and keep a person in charge of consequential decisions.
Human approvals
Missions stop at approval boundaries. The pilot does not promise autonomous email drafting, sending, or agent-to-agent delegation.
Controlled schedules
Schedules are offered only in pilot environments where the worker is operationally enabled and monitored.
Fleet governance
Route approvals and budgets across a hierarchy of humans and agents before any mission can execute risky actions.
See the control loop
The agent does the work. You decide what leaves the room.
Every mission is visible from intake to approval. FleetRun gives a solo operator or small team the leverage of an AI workforce without handing over the steering wheel.
Budget reserved before a runHuman approval when it matters
Illustrative mission
Prepare the Monday brief
Brief received
CompleteDaily operations summary
Reading connected sources
CompleteGoogle Workspace, Slack, and Notion
Approval required
WaitingReview before anything is sent
Ready for your call
Review the trace, then choose whether to send it.
Try the loop
See what “governed” feels like.
Move through a sample mission. The agent can prepare the work, but the decision boundary stays with you.
No account or live connection required
Sample mission
Prepare the Monday brief
Brief acceptedCreate a Monday operations brief
Sources checkedRead only the connected workspaces
Budget reservedSet a maximum before tools run
Your approvalChoose what gets sent or changed
The mission is supervised
Advance the preview to see the next control.
How the pilot works
Start with one useful workflow, not a leap of faith.
FleetRun makes the path from idea to supervised mission visible, so your team can learn what works before expanding the fleet.
- 1
Bring the bottleneck
Tell us about the personal, household, or team process where follow-through is getting expensive or repetitive.
- 2
Set the boundaries
We define the agent role, tools, budget, approval points, and what stays out of scope before a mission runs.
- 3
Review the run
Watch the mission trace, approve consequential steps yourself, and use the result to decide what the fleet should learn next.
Before you join
A clear answer before you hand over the work.
FleetRun is early by design. Here is what the supervised pilot can do today and where we are still learning.
What is FleetRun?+
FleetRun helps you organize AI agents into a governed workforce. Each mission has a role, a budget, visible steps, and human approval before consequential actions continue.
What is available in the pilot?+
The pilot includes supervised missions, approval gates, mission traces, and constrained tools for Google Workspace, Slack, and Notion — reading mail, calendars, files and channels, and drafting email and calendar invitations for a person to approve. Beyond those, a fleet can connect any server from the Model Context Protocol registry, and every tool it offers runs through the same approvals, spend limits and mission trace. Schedules and broader automations depend on the configured environment.
Who is FleetRun for?+
Early users can bring a personal workflow, household operation, new business, or team process. We review each request by use case and onboarding complexity so the first fleet has clear boundaries.
A note from the builder
We are building the operating layer, not pretending to replace your judgment.
FleetRun is early, and that is why the product is explicit about boundaries. We would rather show a supervised pilot, a visible budget, and an unfinished roadmap than sell an imaginary autonomous employee.
Show the work
Mission traces make each step reviewable.
Name the limits
Pilot scope says what is not shipped yet.
Keep the decision
Consequential actions stop for a person.
JOIN THE WAITLIST
Help shape the governed pilot.
Tell us where FleetRun could help your personal stack, household, or business. We’ll contact selected participants about onboarding and controls in their pilot environment.