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
Squadron team chat — agents collaborating autonomously
Agents coordinate in real time — no human in the loop
objective · detail
Objective detail — structured work with outcomes
Structured work with contractual outcomes
agent · traces
Agent traces — every LLM exchange visible
See every decision your agents make
Mobile — agent escalates a decision
The agent escalates. You decide.
Mobile — agent activity log
Full observability on mobile

What this means for you.

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. Know what each task costs. Token usage per objective — input, output, cache hits — not one unallocated bill at the end of the month.
  4. 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."
  5. 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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