cmdop fleet

cmdop fleet opens the terminal agent addressed to a different machine. With no argument it shows a picker over your online machines; with a name it goes straight there.

cmdop fleet
cmdop fleet build-box
cmdop fleet bui          # name prefix

This is a conversation with the remote machine’s agent, not a terminal on it. The agent on the other end reads, runs, and reports back; you stay in the conversation. It answers as whatever role is assigned to that machine’s contact — the same hired worker the console talks to. For a terminal you type into directly, use cmdop connect <machine>.

cmdop chat --machine <name> does the same addressing from within the chat command, which is the form to use when you also want to set --model, --tools, or another chat option.

Choosing a target

Machine names can be typed fully or by prefix when the prefix is unambiguous. If the picker does not show the machine you expect, check inventory first with cmdop machines --online. The remote machine must be joined, online, and reachable through the relay before its agent can answer.

Use a remote agent for task-oriented work. Use a terminal when exact interactive control matters, for example when a full-screen tool, prompt, or shell state is the point of the session.

Related

• cmdop chat — the same agent, addressed at this machine.
• cmdop machines — see what is in the fleet first.
• cmdop connect — an interactive terminal instead of a conversation.