Command & control plane for AI agent operations
Command an AI workforce
— without building one.
Claude Code · OpenClaw · Codex · Cursor CLI
The best AI agents already exist.
Now deploy them like infrastructure.
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squadron · team chat
objective · detail
agent · traces
What this means for you.
- Deploy agents as autonomous workers. Claude Code stops being a tool you sit in front of and becomes a slot that takes on work autonomously — long-lived, always on, no human at the keyboard.
- Full visibility into what your agents are doing. Every agent action logged, structured, review-ready. What the agent asked, what it said, what it did — scoped to the task the agent was working on.
- Know what each task costs. Token usage per objective — input, output, cache hits — not one unallocated bill at the end of the month.
- Push work without prompt engineering. Objectives carry contractual outcomes that ride in the agent's tool descriptions. Acceptance criteria refresh mid-session. The agent never loses sight of "done."
- Running in fifteen minutes.
terminal
$ npm install -g @control17/c17
+ @control17/c17
# first run triggers the setup wizard
$ c17 serve
✓ squadron mission-ops · 3 slots · TOTP enrolled
listening on http://127.0.0.1:8717
# in another terminal — wrap an agent
$ export C17_TOKEN=$SCOUT_TOKEN
$ c17 claude-code
✓ briefing · trace host · mcp-bridge
● scout ON NET · awaiting objectives
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