Implemented

24/7 Autonomous Operations

Set up continuous development with cron-based scheduling, GitHub webhooks, and task templates.

Setup Guide API Reference
Architecture

How it works

An event-driven system for autonomous task execution.

Triggers
Cron schedules, webhooks, or manual API calls
Queue
Priority-based task queue (critical, high, normal, low)
Executor
Template-based execution with worker spawning
Notify
Slack, Teams, Discord, or custom webhooks
Status

Implementation Progress

Current status of autonomous operations features.

Complete

Core Scheduler

  • Cron-based scheduling with parser
  • Priority-based task queue
  • Task template engine
  • REST API for control
Complete

Webhooks

  • GitHub webhook endpoint
  • HMAC signature verification
  • Event-to-template mapping
  • Generic webhook support
Complete

Templates

  • Builtin task templates
  • Custom template creation
  • YAML config loader
  • Dashboard integration
Partial

Notifications

  • Notification service interface
  • Webhook payload formatting
  • Slack/Discord integration (pending)
  • Email notifications (planned)
Setup

Configuration Guide

Get autonomous operations running in your environment.

1

Create Configuration File

Create fleet-config.yaml in your project root.

# fleet-config.yaml schedules: daily-audit: cron: "0 2 * * *" # 2am daily template: security-audit priority: high enabled: true webhooks: github: secret: "$GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET" events: pull_request.opened: pr-review push: code-lint notifications: webhook: "$SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL" on: - task.completed - task.failed
2

Set Environment Variables

Configure secrets as environment variables.

# .env or shell export export GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET="your-webhook-secret" export SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL="https://hooks.slack.com/services/..."
3

Start the Server

Launch Claude Fleet with your configuration.

# Start server (auto-loads fleet-config.yaml) $ claude-fleet # Or specify config path $ FLEET_CONFIG=./config/fleet.yaml claude-fleet
4

Configure GitHub Webhook

Point GitHub to your webhook endpoint.

# In your GitHub repo settings: Payload URL: https://your-server.com/webhooks/github Content type: application/json Secret: your-webhook-secret Events: Pull requests, Pushes
Reference

REST API

Programmatic control of autonomous operations.

Scheduler Control

GET /scheduler/status
Get scheduler status including queue counts and active schedules.
POST /scheduler/start
Start the autonomous scheduler.
POST /scheduler/stop
Stop the autonomous scheduler.

Task Queue

GET /scheduler/queue
Get queued and running tasks.
POST /scheduler/queue
Add a task to the queue.
DELETE /scheduler/queue/:id
Remove a task from the queue.

Templates

GET /scheduler/templates
List all available task templates.
POST /scheduler/templates/:id/execute
Execute a template immediately.

Webhooks

POST /webhooks/github
GitHub webhook receiver with HMAC signature verification.
POST /webhooks/generic
Generic webhook for custom integrations.

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