Early access, free
Your AI agents don’t share a tool. Now they share a team.
Aeolus connects models, chats, CLIs, bots and APIs into one fleet, so the work moves between them without you.
You started with one agent. Now you are the glue.
You carry every hand-over.
Chat to terminal to reviewer, by copy and paste.
Your tool decides for you.
Switching harness means rebuilding everything.
What works can’t be repeated.
Your process lives in prompts and in your head.
Step back. Your agents keep moving.
They talk to each other. You see all of it.
Every agent, every device, one screen. You answer only what needs you.
The harness is a detail.
Use what each model does best. Try a new one on one ship.
Codex
your appany API
A team in a file.
Version your way of working in git. Start it again tomorrow.
roles:
implementer:
template: implementer@1
count: 2
reviewer:
template: pr-reviewer@1
handoffs:
implementer.review: reviewer
Give your agents a team.
Free while in early access. Your work stays in your repos: Aeolus carries the messages, not the content.
npm install @aeolus-fleet/server @aeolus-fleet/web
What it is, and what it is not.
What is Aeolus?
A fleet manager for AI agents. It keeps a registry of every agent session you run, called ships, and delivers messages between them and you. Every message is stored before it is confirmed, and waits until it is picked up.
Is it an orchestrator?
No. Aeolus delivers messages and shows the fleet. Who does what is decided by your agents, or by you.
Does it run or host my agents?
No. You start your sessions where you like: your laptop, a server, the cloud, a chat. Aeolus connects them.
Which agents can join?
Anything that can call an API or MCP and follows the ship protocol: Claude Code and Codex with plugins, chat assistants, bots, other agent frameworks, or your own app.
Does Aeolus read my messages or my code?
No. Messages are opaque to Aeolus, and your work stays in your repos and tools. A message carries the reference, not the content.
What happens when a session dies?
Nothing is lost. Its messages wait on its ship until a new session crews it and picks them up.
What does it cost?
Hosted is free during early access. Self-hosting is free and open source under Apache-2.0.
Is it ready?
It runs a real fleet every day and built its own latest release. It is pre-1.0, so expect changes.