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Fleet Management

The Fleet Management view gives you a single pane of glass over your agent team — every managed runner in your organization. Monitor health, aggregate costs, and scale capacity — all from the dashboard.

Fleet Management requires the Growth plan or above. Free and Starter plans are limited to a single concurrent runner.

Fleet Overview

The fleet table shows every runner with real-time status:

Column	Description
Runner	Name, ID, and current runbook
Status	`idle` · `running` · `error` · `terminated`
Uptime	Time since last provisioning
Sessions	Active / total session count
Cost (today)	Accumulated LLM spend for the current day
Region	Deployment region (e.g. `eu-central`, `us-east`)

Bulk Actions

Select multiple runners to perform bulk operations:

Start / Stop — Spin up or tear down selected runners
Restart — Tear down and re-provision with the same runbook
Update Runbook — Apply a new runbook to all selected runners
Emergency Stop — Immediately terminate all sessions and shut down

Fleet Presets

Fleet presets let you save and recall common fleet configurations from the Fleet Overview page in the dashboard.

Fleet presets are managed from the dashboard. The curate CLI does not yet expose fleet commands — it currently supports runners list, status, send, peers, inbox, and health.

Presets store:

Number of runners and their runbooks
Region distribution
Auto-scaling thresholds
Warm pool configuration

Aggregate Health

The fleet health panel aggregates signals across all runners:

Metric	Source
Runner availability	Percentage of runners in `idle` or `running` state
Error rate	Failed sessions / total sessions over the last hour
Avg session duration	Mean execution time across all active sessions
P95 latency	95th percentile LLM response time across the fleet

Health alerts fire when:

Runner availability drops below 80%
Error rate exceeds 5% over a 15-minute window
Any single runner has been in error state for more than 10 minutes

Aggregate Costs

The fleet cost panel rolls up spend across all runners:

Total fleet spend (today / this month)
Cost per runner breakdown with sparkline trends
Cost per session average
Projected monthly spend based on trailing 7-day average

Costs flow from the gateway’s cost tracking system. Each runner’s LLM calls are attributed via the X-CM-Runner-Id header automatically injected by the runner control plane.

Warm Pool

The warm pool keeps pre-provisioned runners ready for instant session start:

Setting	Description	Default
Pool size	Number of warm runners to maintain	2
Runbook	Runner runbook for warm instances	`default`
Max idle time	Auto-terminate warm runners after this duration	30 min
Region	Where to place warm runners	Same as fleet

Warm pool settings are configured from the dashboard. The curate CLI does not yet expose warm-pool commands.

Capacity Planning

The capacity planner helps you right-size your fleet:

Historical analysis — Review peak concurrent sessions over the last 7/30/90 days
Growth projection — Estimate future capacity needs based on session growth rate
Cost simulation — Model the cost impact of adding or removing runners
Recommendation — Suggested fleet size based on your P95 concurrency + 20% headroom

Dashboard Pages

Fleet management spans several dashboard pages:

Page	Path	Purpose
Fleet Overview	`/runners/fleet`	Aggregate status, health, and actions
Runner Detail	`/runners/[runnerId]`	Deep dive into an individual runner’s state, sessions, and logs
Monitoring	`/runners/monitoring`	Real-time health and operational view across runners
Launch Funnel	`/runners/funnel`	Runner launch and session funnel metrics
Templates	`/runners/templates`	Certified runner templates you can launch
Your Machines (BYOVM)	`/runners/byovm`	Register and manage your own VMs