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Your coding fleet, in your pocket.

Run Claude Code against your GitHub repositories from your phone, in isolated containers, and get a pull request back.

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02Ship's log

Describe a change. Get a pull request.

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Tasks

Active PR open Done Failed

VataryFleetpocketBioma

Retry webhook deliveries with backoff Running

Grep "deliver(" internal/

Fleetpocket·25 minutes ago$0.38

Migrate components to the new design tokens Queued

Bioma·2 minutes ago$0.00

Add a CSV export button to the Tables toolbar. PR open

CI success

Vatary·just now$1.84

New task

Project

Vatary

Repository

andrewsl105/vatary-server

What should Claude do?

Describe the change. Claude works on a new branch and opens a PR.

Attach images

Title (optional)

Defaults to the first line of the prompt

Start task

Add a CSV export button to the Tables toolbar.

Queued vatary / vatary-server $0.00

agent/57-add-csv-export

Activity Diff Info

Status: Preparing

Run started (initial)

I'll add a CSV export action to the Tables toolbar. First, let me look at how tables are rendered.

Read· src/tables/TableView.tsx

Grep· "TableToolbar" src/

Claude asks

Should the export include hidden columns?

Visible only All columns

Answered via web

Edit· src/tables/export.ts

Edit· src/tables/TableToolbar.tsx

Bash· pnpm test tables

Committed 4 files+186−12a91c3f0

Status: Pushing

Done

Added Export CSV to the Tables toolbar:

• exportCsv() streams rows with quoting

• unit tests for escaping

Opened PR #42

CI success · ci / test

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Task started

03The hullHeading 045°

The agent sails.
The server holds the keys.

The agent never gets a GitHub token or Docker access. The server holds every credential and performs every side effect.

You · on deck

Your phone

Telegram bot, Mini App or web
Describes the change
Answers questions

task →

← progress

Server · the bridge

Holds every key

GitHub token and Docker access
Commits, pushes and opens the PR
Single owner, self-hosted

checkout only

no keys

Container · the vessel

Claude Code at work

A fresh Docker container per task
Only a checkout of the repository
No GitHub token, no Docker socket

04The helm3 stations

Steer from wherever you are.

Telegram bot

Start tasks and answer the agent from the chat you already have open.

Chat

Telegram Mini App

The full task board inside Telegram: projects, statuses and live progress.

Mini App

Web client

The same app in any browser, with a sidebar layout on desktop.

Browser

05Weigh anchor

Launch your fleet.

Open source under MIT. Runs on your own server, for one owner: you.

Get it on GitHub Read the setup guide

Bring your own GitHub App.

Full instructions →

There is no shared Fleetpocket app: every self-hosted server uses a GitHub App you create on your own account. Below, fleetpocket.example.com stands for your domain.

01Create the AppSettings → Developer settings → GitHub Apps → New GitHub App, on your personal account. Installable: Only on this account.
02URLs and permissionsHomepage https://fleetpocket.example.com, webhook https://fleetpocket.example.com/webhooks/github, secret from openssl rand -hex 32. Contents and Pull requests read & write; Metadata, Checks, Actions read. Events: Pull request, Check suite, Workflow run.
03Keys on your serverApp ID → GITHUB_APP_ID, webhook secret → GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET in .env. Private key → /srv/fleetpocket/secrets/github-app.pem, owned by uid 1000, chmod 600.
04Install itInstall App on the repositories Fleetpocket may work on. The web app's "add repository" picker lists them.