Flocks is one coherent place to run agents — across every machine you trust.
You bring the agent (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Droid, your own CLI). Flocks brings
the substrate: a small mesh of nodes, a thin gateway, and a driver model
designed to make any command-line agent a first-class citizen on the fabric —
with isolation, audit, and a clean HTTP surface, free.
Quickstart
Install, bring up a gateway, drive a workload — in under a minute.
Architecture
Four moving parts: gateway, coordinator, roost, tool fabric.
Modes
Same fabric, four trust postures: dev, private, platform, mesh.
Security
Identity, grants, isolation, audit chains. Honest claims only.
What Flocks isn’t
- Not a model. Flocks doesn’t ship its own agent or fine-tune anyone else’s.
- Not a SaaS. No accounts, no telemetry, no required cloud.
- Not opinionated about your stack. A driver is twelve methods of plain Rust.
What Flocks is
- Framework-agnostic execution. A thin trait per agent CLI; a single HTTP gateway.
- Mesh-aware. Roosts join over Tailscale, WireGuard, or your own transport.
- Operator-grade. Real isolation, real grants, hash-chained audit, cargo-tested code.
Flocks is built quietly, in public, for as long as it takes. Read the
manifesto for the long version.