Start here if you want the human-facing documentation for Fleet Pi.
- Read Quick Start to run the app locally.
- Read Agent Workspace to understand the durable
agent-workspace/model. - Use Codex Usage only if you want the advanced Codex worktree path.
- Quick Start — recommended standalone setup and smoke checks
- Agent Workspace — what lives in
agent-workspace/and why it exists - Adaptive Workspace Contract — canonical durable state and projection rules
- Codex Usage — advanced Codex local-environment setup
- Runbooks — runtime troubleshooting and incident response
- Runtime SDK Integration Seams — current runtime integration boundaries for deeper platform work
- Daytona Stateful Sandbox — run Fleet Pi in Daytona with
agent-workspace/mounted on a persistent volume
These files are useful once you already know where to look. They are generated or reference-oriented, not the recommended starting point for new users.
- Architecture — generated runtime/component overview
- API Reference — generated API contract
- Project Structure — generated monorepo map
- README — public repo overview
- CONTRIBUTING — contribution workflow
- AGENTS — repo-specific operating conventions for coding agents