How teams run their fleets
Five Hilo customers, five different problems. What each fleet actually does, what it replaced, and where it still needs a person. Names withheld at their request; nothing else changed.
From OpenClaw to Hilo: moving a team's agents off a personal harness
OpenClaw got the first agents running. What it could not do was let a whole team share them.
From terminal sessions and Telegram to one workspace
Terminals gave control and no reachability. Telegram gave reachability and nowhere for the work to live.
One person, six agents, a portfolio of content sites
No one to delegate to, and every function still has to happen. The fleet is the team.
A food-delivery company running agents across engineering, support and data
A dozen people carrying the load of thirty. The parts that suffer first are the ones nobody owns.
A casual-dining chain running procurement and reporting on agents
Margins move weekly. Most groups still review them monthly, because gathering the data by hand costs more than the insight.