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Hello, world.

Your AI agents, flying in formation.

The open-source cockpit for running a whole flock of AI agents. They work on your Kubernetes, and only honk when a human should decide.

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Five Canada geese flying low over misty water
Formation is a feature

Why a cockpit

More agents should mean more done, not more chaos.

Seagulls flying in every direction against a blue sky
Without a cockpit

Agents everywhere. Nobody steering.

They overlap, wait on each other and pile up in your notifications.

Canada geese flying in a loose V across a blue sky
With flokpit

One heading. Every agent.

Each agent knows its slot, and you see the whole flock at a glance.

What makes flokpit different

Not another agent framework. The cockpit to fly them.

Frameworks help you build an agent. Coding agents finish one ticket at a time. flokpit is where a human runs a whole flock of them, safely, every day.

01

Agents ask only when it matters

You decide which actions honk. Everything else flies on its own, within your rules and budget. Your attention goes where a human is needed.

02

Flocks, not single bots

Chief agents lead sub-agents in formations you can see. One view shows who does what, what it costs and where it is stuck.

03

Steer from chat, from anywhere

Commands and @mentions in chat. Answer a honk on your phone, by email or with your voice. No dashboard to babysit.

04

Your cluster, your models

Open source and runs on your Kubernetes. Bring any AI account or local models. Every decision lands in an audit log you own.

How the approaches typically compare. Categories, not individual products; tools in each group differ and change fast.
Agent frameworkse.g. LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen Workflow builderse.g. n8n, Temporal Hosted coding agentse.g. Devin, Copilot coding agent flokpit
Main job Build an agent in code Automate fixed flows Finish a ticket, open a PR Run many agents as a team
How you steer it Code and config Visual flow editor Issue, Slack or web prompt Chat, phone, email, voice
When a human is asked Wherever you code an interrupt Wait steps in the flow At PR review By rule, per action and flock
Many agents at once You wire it yourself Parallel branches Often one task per agent Chiefs, sub-agents, formations
Budget and audit Via tracing tools Run history Per seat or usage plan Budget guard and audit log per flock
Where it runs, which model Your code, any model Self-host or cloud Mostly vendor cloud, limited model choice Your Kubernetes, any model

flokpit is meant to sit on top, not replace: agents built with a framework can fly in a flock. [Confirm before launch]

How it flies

One pilot. A whole flock.

  1. 01

    Deploy on your cluster

    flokpit runs on your own Kubernetes. Your agents, your data, your rules. Bring an API account for the models, like Anthropic, OpenAI or a local model. Which ones?

  2. 02

    Spin up the flock

    Start from a template or one agent at a time. Chief agents bring their own sub-agents, and each files a flight plan before take-off.

  3. 03

    Steer from chat

    Give direction with commands and @mentions. When an agent needs your call, it honks, in the cockpit, on your phone or by email.

  4. 04

    Stay in control

    Set approval rules and a budget per flock. Every decision lands in the audit log, and most actions can be undone.

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An airliner cockpit at night with glowing instruments and a sunrise on the horizon

Your cockpit

Every agent. One view.

See the whole formation, approve what matters and land agents with one command.

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flokpit pocket

Answer honks from your pocket.

The companion app for iPhone and Android. When an agent honks, you decide in seconds, wherever you are.

  • Swipe to decide. Right to approve, left to reject.
  • See why. Diff, cost and the agent’s reasoning on one card.
  • Pass it on. Hand a honk to the co-pilot on duty.
  • Quiet hours. Honks wait until morning, unless it’s urgent.
  • Answer by voice. “Approve, but only on staging.”
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A school of silver fish swimming as one under rippling water
Thousands of fish. Zero collisions.

Flock facts

Nature figured it out first.

We study how flocks, schools and colonies coordinate, then build that into flokpit.

A murmuration of starlings over a reed field at dusk
7

Each starling tracks only its 7 or so nearest neighbours. No leader needed.

Simple rules. Massive coordination.

Ballerini et al., PNAS 2008
Pelicans gliding in a loose line across a blue sky
−14%

Lower heart rate for pelicans flying in formation compared with flying solo.

Together, every agent works less.

Weimerskirch et al., Nature 2001
Yellow slime mould spreading a vein network across a petri dish toward food
Tokyo

A slime mould grew a network similar to Tokyo’s rail system.

Simple units. Smart routing.

Tero et al., Science 2010

Follow the flock

Geese, flocks and build notes.

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A gosling in the grass with an adult goose behind it A dense flock of brent geese in flight White geese walking toward the camera Geese flying through golden morning mist over water Two Canada geese swimming on turquoise water Hundreds of barnacle geese taking off over a wetland

Open source

Your agents. Your cluster. Your rules.

Server racks with small red and green status lights

flokpit is built in the open. Star it, fork it, fly with it.

Star on GitHub [link]
Canada geese flying together against a pale sky

Fly in formation. Go further together.

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