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Quickstart

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What you will build

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Before you begin

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Steps

1. Install the agentsfleet command-line interface.
   npm install --global @agentsfleet/cli
   
   added <varies> packages in <varies>
   
2. Check the installed version.
   agentsfleet --version
   
   <varies>
   
3. Sign in through your browser.
   agentsfleet login
   
   Login session
   session_id: <varies>
   login_url: <varies>
   browser: opened
   login complete
   
   Approve the request in your browser. Enter the six-digit code in your terminal when prompted.
4. Save the GitHub secret in your active workspace.
   agentsfleet secret create github --data='{"token":"<GITHUB_TOKEN>","webhook_secret":"<GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET>"}'
   
   ✓ Secret 'github' stored in vault.
   
   GitHub gives you <GITHUB_TOKEN> after you create the repository token. Create <GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET> as a random value with at least 32 characters. Enter the same value in GitHub during step 6. The client sends both values to your workspace vault. The client does not print the values again.
5. Install the review fleet.
   agentsfleet install --library github-pr-reviewer
   
   ✓ github-pr-reviewer is live.
     Fleet ID: <varies>
     Webhook URLs (register on the upstream provider):
       github: <varies>
   
   Save the fleet identifier and webhook URL from this output. You will use both values below.
6. Add the webhook in GitHub. Open Repository settings → Webhooks → Add webhook. Use the webhook URL from step 5 as the payload URL. Choose application/json as the content type. Use the same webhook secret from step 4. Select Pull requests as the event. GitHub now sends pull request events to your fleet.
7. Open a pull request in the repository. GitHub sends the event after you open the pull request. The fleet then posts a review comment.

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Verify it works

agentsfleet logs <FLEET_ID>

Event Stream
  <varies>  webhook:github  <varies>

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What you learned

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Related pages

• Install the client
• Manage secrets
• Use webhooks
• Troubleshoot a fleet