Fleet
One agent source compiled to three runtimes, dispatched by a router, composed from separately versioned skills.
An agent is defined once and compiled into each runtime it needs to run in, so a behaviour change is written in one place and lands everywhere. The alternative — a definition per runtime — drifts within weeks and drifts silently.
Dispatch is by router rather than by one agent carrying every capability. A specialist with a narrow scope is easier to evaluate, easier to fix, and easier to reason about than a general agent whose behaviour depends on which part of a long instruction won.
- Agent definitions are compiled from one source into three runtimes, so a behaviour change is written once and lands everywhere.
- A router dispatches to specialists rather than one agent carrying every capability.
- Skills are separately versioned units an agent composes, not prompt text pasted into a definition.