Use Loki from your browser or installed phone app. With cloud execution access, agents work while your computer is off. Fleet Runner is an optional desktop connection for work on your own computer. Open Home to see the execution options available to your account.
sudo dpkg -i ~/Downloads/Fleet-Runner-linux-amd64.deb && fleet-runnerYou can start on the web today. If your account does not have the cloud builder, add Fleet Runner so agents have a computer to work on.
On Linux and macOS, the one-line command shown under Download installs Fleet Runner and launches it. The macOS build is not yet signed by Apple, so opened by double-click macOS says the app “is damaged and can’t be opened” — the file is fine; that is the missing signature, and the command clears it. On Windows, SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC” — choose More info → Run anyway. After the first launch, all three open normally.
Use the same Loki account you signed up with on the web. The desktop app opens straight to your dashboard. From the web, you can also click "Open in Fleet Runner" to log the desktop app in without copy-pasting a token. Fleet Runner checks for updates on launch and downloads them in the background. On Linux .deb installs, the update banner shows the one command that applies it.
In Control, set the project's Runs on to This computer, then write what you want done and send it. Fleet Runner needs at least one agent installed and signed in on this computer.
Fleet Runner runs the agent you choose; install that agent and sign in with its provider. The current agent list appears in Loki and may vary by builder.
Install and sign in to at least one supported agent CLI on the computer that will run it. Loki shows which agents are available for each builder.