ops-fleet

name	ops-fleet
description	Read-only fleet dashboard — every Claude session (local + remote) with token type (oauth/api/bedrock/crs), CRS relay state, account utilization, and per-session detail. No actions.
argument-hint	[--once] [--tui] [--all] [--no-color] [--no-ec2]
allowed-tools	["Bash","Read"]
effort	low
maxTurns	6

OPS ► FLEET

Unified, read-only dashboard over the whole Claude session fleet — local claude --bg sessions plus any remote box reached over SSM — built from claude agents --json, claude daemon status, the account-rotation daemon state, and the CRS (Claude Relay Service) relay. It renders, it never mutates.

Runtime Context

The dashboard sources everything live; nothing needs to be parsed by this skill:

• Sessions: claude agents --json (authoritative; nameless sessions fall back to their session id).
• CRS relay: health at http://127.0.0.1:${CRS_PORT:-3005}/health, allowlist at ~/.claude/scripts/account-rotation/crs-allowlist.json, recent 429/529 from the relay window.
• Account pool: the rotation daemon's keychain/util state (per-account util%, reset countdown).
• Remote (EC2/FRA) sessions: a background-refreshed SSM cache (~/.claude/state/fleet-ec2.json, TTL ~45s); degrades to refreshing… / empty when unavailable.

These paths are the standard account-rotator install locations (scripts/install-account-rotator-linux.sh). If the rotator isn't installed the CRS / account / remote rows simply degrade to ? — the session table still renders.

Invocation

Run the bin script and relay its output verbatim (strip ANSI for the chat block):

${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/ops-fleet $ARGUMENTS

Behavior:

• In a real terminal it defaults to a live full-screen TUI (alt-screen, adaptive width, q to quit).
• With stdout captured (slash command / cron) it auto-falls back to a one-shot snapshot.
• Flags: --once/--snapshot force a single render · --tui/--watch [secs] force the loop · --all include completed sessions · --no-color plain · --no-ec2 skip the remote SSM round-trip.
• Override the CRS port with CRS_PORT=NNNN (default 3005; 3000 is the legacy alias).

Output

ALWAYS render the dashboard to the user first — re-emit the snapshot inside a fenced code block (keep the box-drawing/bars/layout, strip ANSI). Below it add a one-line summary: total sessions + token-type breakdown, anything blocked or flapping (high att:), CRS health, and any account ≥90% util. The dashboard is the deliverable; the summary is the footnote.

End with a single line noting the live full-screen TUI is ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/ops-fleet (or --tui) in a real terminal.