I started using GitHub Agentic Workflows a couple months ago: small Claude/Copilot agents that run inside your CI for code review, daily doc updates, malicious-code scans, and PR fixes. You author them in markdown, they compile to GitHub Actions, and an AI agent does the work on each run.
Got the first few repos working and hit the question: how am I actually tracking what's deployed on each of these? What version? What profile? What's drifted?
So I built a tool.
what it is
gh-aw-fleet is a declarative fleet manager for GitHub Agentic Workflows. One fleet.json declares your repos and which "profiles" of workflows they get; the CLI reconciles (deploy, sync, upgrade, add), all dry-run by default. It's a thin orchestrator around gh aw, gh, and git, not a fork.
