FleetPrompt Documentation

The open marketplace where production-ready AI agents are published, discovered, and deployed in one click.

Part of the [&] Protocol stack · Ecosystem overview · Three-protocol stack · Stack status

Welcome to the documentation hub for FleetPrompt — the open agent marketplace for the [&] Protocol ecosystem. FleetPrompt is the registry where production-ready AI agents are published, discovered, and deployed. Every listed agent carries a versioned manifest, a computed trust score, declared permissions, and a linked SpecPrompt spec — making FleetPrompt the first marketplace where you know exactly what an agent does before you install it.

Why FleetPrompt?

57% of organizations now have AI agents in production (LangChain 2026). Yet there are zero open agent marketplaces. Teams build agents in isolation, rediscover the same patterns, and have no way to share, reuse, or monetize production-quality work. Closed platforms (Salesforce AgentForce, OpenAI GPT Store) lock agents into proprietary runtimes. Open frameworks (LangGraph, CrewAI) have no distribution story at all.

FleetPrompt is the distribution layer of the [&] Protocol ecosystem:

SpecPrompt (Standards)    → defines agent behavior as versioned specs
    ↓
Agentelic (Engineering)   → builds, tests, deploys agents against specs
    ↓
OpenSentience (Runtime)   → governs, executes, observes agents locally
    ↓
Graphonomous (Memory)     → continual learning knowledge graphs
    ↓
FleetPrompt (Distribution) ← THIS  ·  Delegatic (Orchestration)

Documentation Map

Homepages

• [&] Ampersand Box

• Graphonomous

• BendScript

• WebHost.Systems

• Agentelic

• AgenTroMatic

• Delegatic

• Deliberatic

• FleetPrompt

• GeoFleetic

• OpenSentience

• SpecPrompt

• TickTickClock

Root Docs

• [&] Protocol Docs

• Graphonomous Docs

• BendScript Docs

• WebHost.Systems Docs

• Agentelic Docs

• AgenTroMatic Docs

• Delegatic Docs

• Deliberatic Docs

• FleetPrompt Docs

• GeoFleetic Docs

• OpenSentience Docs

• SpecPrompt Docs

• TickTickClock Docs

FleetPrompt Docs

• README

Design Principles

1. Manifest-first — Every agent defined by a machine-readable manifest. No opaque binaries.

2. Trust by computation — Trust scores derived from tests, audits, and usage — never self-reported.

3. Permission transparency — All permissions declared upfront, reviewed on install.

4. Provenance chain — Every version links to its SpecPrompt spec, build pipeline, and audit trail.

5. One-click deploy — Install means deploy to OpenSentience. No manual wiring.

6. Open registry — Public agents are free to publish and install. The marketplace is the commons.

7. Fork-friendly — Any public agent can be forked, customized, and republished.

Architecture at a Glance

The Trust Pipeline

Every agent on FleetPrompt gets a computed trust score based on:

• Test coverage — percentage of acceptance criteria with passing tests

• Build provenance — deterministic builds with hash-linked artifacts

• Usage metrics — install count, active deployments, error rates

• Audit trail — linked SpecPrompt spec, Agentelic build history

• Community signals — forks, reviews, reports

Trust scores are recomputed asynchronously whenever new data arrives.

Project Links

• Spec: Technical Specification

• User stories: FleetPrompt User Stories

• Build prompt: FleetPrompt Implementation Build Prompt

• [&] Protocol ecosystem: AmpersandBoxDesign/

[&] Ampersand Box Design — fleetprompt.com