Fleet Commander

github-pages / claude-code / multi-agent · Free browser game · No download

About this game

Fleet Commander is an interactive browser game inside the Claude Fleet GitHub project, built to teach multi-agent coordination. It fits AI Game Lib because the gameplay is explicitly tied to AI orchestration concepts: coordinating units, reading system state, and making decisions across a fleet. It is a learning game rather than a pure arcade score chase.

Fleet Commander sits in the AI Simulation Games section. The main appeal is watching a system respond over time, then making small changes to see how the outcome shifts. The tags #github-pages, #claude-code, #multi-agent describe the fastest way to understand what kind of session to expect.

Fleet Commander comes from a public GitHub or GitHub Pages project, so it is useful for players who want to see AI-assisted browser game experiments with a visible source trail.

What to expect

Runs inside AI Game Lib for a fast start.
Best in a landscape browser window.
Source signal: GitHub: 16 stars / 2 forks.

How to play

Open Fleet Commander.
Read the current fleet state.
Issue coordinated actions.
Use feedback to improve the next decision.
Click inside the game frame before using keyboard controls.
Use fullscreen when the canvas or controls need more room.
If the embedded build stalls, open the original site from the top bar.

Quick tips

Change one variable at a time so you can understand what caused the result.
Watch the first minute before optimizing; many simulations reveal their rules gradually.
Restart with a different setup once you understand the basic loop.

FAQ

Can I play Fleet Commander for free?

Fleet Commander is listed because it has a free browser-playable version or a public demo. Some original sites may offer optional accounts or paid extras.