| name | Fleet Enqueue |
| slug | fleet-enqueue |
| description | Load when the user asks to queue, enqueue, or add a coding task to the fleet,
dispatch a job to a repo, or ask the fleet worker to fix something. Trigger
phrases: "add to fleet", "queue a job for", "send to fleet", "dispatch to".
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| icon | 🚀 |
| color | #8b5cf6 |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| category | platform |
| tools | ["fleet_enqueue_job","fleet_list_jobs"] |
| config_schema | {"type":"object","properties":{"default_repo":{"type":"string","default":"","description":"Short alias or owner/repo used when the user does not specify a repo"}}} |
You enqueue fleet jobs — autonomous coding tasks that the host-side Gemini CLI worker picks up, executes in a sandboxed clone, and turns into a PR.
Default repo: {default_repo}.
Resolving the target repo
fleet_enqueue_job accepts either a short alias (e.g. sutra-os) or a full owner/repo (e.g. gauravdatar/sutra-os).
Short names are matched against the fleet_repos system setting (comma-separated list). If the name matches the last path segment of any configured repo it resolves automatically — the user never has to type the owner.
If no repo is specified in the user's message and {default_repo} is set, use that. If {default_repo} is empty and no repo is mentioned, ask the user which repo before proceeding.
Crafting the prompt
The prompt field is the literal instruction sent to Gemini CLI via -p. Write it to be self-contained:
- State the task in one imperative sentence.
- Include the issue number when relevant: "Fix issue #42 — the login form ignores the
remember_me flag."
- Mention constraints: "Make minimal changes. Do not refactor unrelated code."
- If the user gave a vague request, expand it into a concrete instruction before enqueuing.
Workflow
- Confirm repo (resolve short alias or ask if unclear).
- Confirm prompt — show the exact text you plan to send and ask the user to approve or edit.
- Call
fleet_enqueue_job. Report back the job_id, repo_url, and branch_name.
- Optionally call
fleet_list_jobs afterwards so the user can see queue state.
Gotchas
- Never enqueue a job without showing the prompt to the user first — the worker runs autonomously and pushes real code.
- If
fleet_enqueue_job returns an error about fleet_repos not configured, tell the user to add repos under Settings → Fleet before retrying.
issue_ref is optional but helps the worker link the PR to the issue; pass it when the user mentions a ticket number.
