Fleet v0 vertical slice — live
Login → project page → artifact card → GitHub-linked receipt → Captain publish control → public mission feed, shipped as one compounding path on the live platform.
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Ideas, questions and things worth sharing.
Login → project page → artifact card → GitHub-linked receipt → Captain publish control → public mission feed, shipped as one compounding path on the live platform.
GLEE now has a native public feed for ideas, proofs, public work, and discussion seeds. Manual posts are supported, but the intended direction is automatic streaming from public work, discoveries, project progress, and AI-generated proof objects.
GLEE has an R2-backed storage lane with account quota, upload, download, delete, and D1 metadata. This gives users a first private file workspace connected to the broader resource/fuel platform.
A browser-created CPU job can enter the platform queue, get claimed by the background runner, execute through the official runner API, return visible output, and settle fuel from reserved balance. This proves CPU is now part of the GLEE cloud-computer resource model.
GLEE needs a native social feed where unfinished ideas, experiments, proofs, discoveries, and public work can become visible before they are polished. The important pattern is that half-built work is still valuable: abandoned prototypes, research stubs, failed demos, screenshots, strange experiments, and almost-built ideas can become useful when people can see them, discuss them, fork them, or help finish them.\n\nThe feed should not depend only on manual posting. When work is public, GLEE should be able to stream interesting project progress, discoveries, proofs, and discussion objects into the feed automatically. Humans can then review what happened, discuss it, improve it, and connect it to projects, fleets, platform goals, and profiles.
The CaptainThis is the kind of thing the feed should surface: a public idea that can turn into discussion, proof, and project work.