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Fleets group agents so orchestration knows where to route work. You set up a fleet once — choosing its deployment mode, routing policy, and capacity profile — and then tasks target that fleet by ID. This means you configure infrastructure concerns in one place rather than per-task. A fleet is a named group of agents with shared runtime configuration. Tasks are submitted to a fleet, which resolves the agents and settings used to plan and execute the work.

SDK operations

There is no fleet update endpoint. Fleet configuration is managed through the Console.

List fleets

Get a fleet

Response

string
Unique fleet identifier.
string
Display name.
string
One of serverless, fluid, dedicated.
string
One of pinned, geo, failover.
string
One of cold_start_ok, warm_pool, always_on.
string
One of shared, enhanced, vpc.
string
One of standard, restricted, private_only.
array
Agents attached to this fleet.

Fleet configuration enums

See Routing & Modes for detailed behavior of each setting.

Errors

Security

Fleets are scoped to your organization, workspace, and environment.
Fleets support create, read, list, and delete, plus attaching agents and resources. There is no update endpoint — to change a fleet’s configuration, create a new fleet with the desired settings.

Rate limits

100 requests per organization per minute. Pagination: page >= 1, page_size 1–100 (default 20).

Routing & Modes

Deployment modes, routing, and capacity in depth.

Tasks

Submit work to a fleet.

Fleets (concept)

The underlying model.

Agents

The agents a fleet groups.

Next steps

Continue to Routing & Modes.