When to Adopt Armada: Multi-Account Claude Code Fleets on Mac Hardware

Armada reads session registries and transcripts from disk for Claude Code, Codex, and Grok Build, showing context occupancy, plan limits with reset forecasts, and session state without proxying traffic, which removes the tab-switching tax on multi-account Mac fleets. The $14.99 one-time licence covers every 1.x release and every Mac the agency owns or controls, with a 30-day refund, so the downside is capped at one seat price. The verdict is explicit that this licence model limits recurring revenue, so agencies should not build a subscription retainer around Armada itself.

• •The delivery team runs three or more concurrent Claude Code, Codex, or Grok Build sessions across at least two accounts or vendors on Mac hardware.
• •Engineers lose billable time switching between terminal tabs to check which session is blocked, idle, or near its 5-hour or 7-day plan limit.
• •The agency already resells productivity tooling to clients and wants a low-cost add-on that does not require a recurring vendor subscription.
• •Client machines are macOS and the agency controls the Macs where AI coding agents run.
• •A supervisor agent or internal dashboard needs read-only fleet status via an MCP endpoint rather than screen-scraping terminal output.