Subagent

🚢 cc-fleet

🤖 Plug any third-party model into Claude Code's ⚙️ Dynamic Workflows, 👥 Agent Teams, and ⚡ Subagents — from DeepSeek · GLM · Kimi · Qwen … to your Codex subscription, with your main session's auth untouched; no Claude subscription needed to run a full Claude Code on any provider 🚀

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Claude Code's multi-agent orchestration — Dynamic Workflows, Agent Teams, Subagents — only runs Anthropic's own models. cc-fleet lets any model with an Anthropic- or OpenAI-compatible API, even your Codex subscription, join as a workflow leaf, a long-lived teammate, or a one-shot subagent — scheduled by your main session, with the same identity and capabilities as a native Claude agent.

Every third-party worker is a real claude process with its LLM backend swapped to the provider, so Claude Code drives it exactly like a native agent. Your main session's own auth (OAuth subscription or API key) is untouched, and provider keys never enter env, argv, or shell history — zero leak risk.

Two steps to get going: one-line install, register a provider. Then state your intent in Claude Code with /workflow, /team, or /subagent — or just describe the task in plain language, and Claude figures out the rest.

No Claude subscription? ccf run starts an interactive session driven by that provider — the same claude you know, just running on the provider's model.

cc-fleet can be driven from Codex too: a Codex plugin gives a Codex session the same fan-out — cc-fleet subagent and cc-fleet workflow, with the claude engine as the worker. (Teammates stay Claude-Code-only.)

Install

0. Install Claude Code first — cc-fleet drives the official claude CLI, so install it if you don't have it yet (skip if claude is already on your PATH):

macOS / Linux:

curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://claude.ai/install.ps1 | iex

1. Install cc-fleet with the one-line script (recommended) — one command does it all: downloads and verifies the CLI, puts it on your PATH (with a ccf alias, so ccf launches it from then on), and installs the Claude Code plugin (skill + session hook) via the marketplace. Ready to use right after:

macOS / Linux:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ethanhq/cc-fleet/main/install.sh | sh

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ethanhq/cc-fleet/main/install.ps1 | iex

Codex plugin — to drive cc-fleet from a Codex session, after the install above run codex plugin marketplace add ethanhq/cc-fleet then codex plugin add cc-fleet.

> Other channels (npm / go install / Releases / source) and adding the Claude Code plugin, installer overrides, and requirements & maintenance live in Install & maintenance.

Common commands:

ccf                      # open the interactive TUI
ccf doctor               # health check: dependencies, providers, plugin status
ccf update               # self-update by install channel + refresh the plugin
ccf uninstall --all      # remove the binary and plugin too

Once installed, run ccf to register a provider and start delegating.

Quickstart

🔌 Provider management — one API key, connected

1. ccf opens the TUI; choose Add provider
2. Pick any Anthropic / OpenAI-compatible vendor
3. Enter the API key and default model; optionally an effort level and a Claude permission mode
4. Save and go; add more models and toggle them in the list, s sets the default, d deletes