Claude DevFleet FAQs

Question 1

What happens if an agent encounters a merge conflict?

Accepted Answer

If an auto-merge fails due to a conflict, the changes are preserved on the agent's specific worktree branch, allowing the developer to step in and resolve the conflict manually.

Question 2

Is a separate server required for this skill?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this skill requires a running Claude DevFleet instance accessible via a Model Context Protocol (MCP) transport, typically connected via a local HTTP endpoint.

Question 3

Can I monitor the progress of all running agents?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can use the get_dashboard() and get_mission_status() tools to see real-time progress, agent slot availability, and recent activity across all active missions.

Question 4

What is a 'mission' in DevFleet?

Accepted Answer

A mission is a specific coding task with a prompt and defined boundaries. Missions can be chained together using dependencies, creating a workflow where one agent starts only after another finishes.

Question 5

How does Claude DevFleet handle parallel coding tasks?

Accepted Answer

DevFleet runs each agent in a separate, isolated git worktree. This allows multiple agents to work on the same repository simultaneously without interfering with each other's changes.

Claude DevFleet

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Claude DevFleet

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