A VS Code dashboard for developers using Claude Code. FleetView shows your own running agent sessions and the subagents they launch — so you can see progress at a glance, review the code a subagent is writing, and understand what the main agent did with each result.

Features

Fleet roster

Live roster of your active agent sessions, with running / done / total counts.
Sortable, resizable tree-table: status, start time, duration and task.
Each subagent shows its short agent id right before the task name — the handle you can paste to the main agent to refer to it — plus a 🌿 marker when it is working in its own git worktree.
Updates automatically as sessions and subagents start and finish.

Subagent panel — Output · Diff · Harvest

Click any subagent to open a three-tab panel:

Output — its transcript, Markdown-rendered, streaming live.
Diff — the git diff of the subagent's worktree, updating as it edits. Hover any changed line and click 💬 to draft a review comment pre-filled with the agent id and file:line; copy it and hand it to the main agent before the work is merged.
Harvest — what the subagent handed back, the main agent's take on it, and the next actions it queued — reconstructed from the session transcript.

Completion notifications

When a subagent finishes, FleetView shows a notification with its outcome and duration, and one click jumps straight to its output or its harvest.

Attribution map

Open a session's ⌗ map for a per-subagent table of who-changed-what: agent id, type, worktree branch, files touched and lines added/removed — so parallel agents never blur together.

How it works

FleetView is read-only. It reads the session and transcript files Claude Code already writes on your machine and runs git diff in each worktree — it never launches, steers, or modifies your agents.