# Fleet Topology & Agent Identities

> **Box is the main surface.** All operator work goes through Box (`box.muse-dev.online`). The web UI, `box` CLI, and agents share the same API endpoints. No UI-only powers.

NetVM manages four primary autonomous browser agents and two development/staging nodes isolated inside Linux network namespaces (`warp-*`) on compute host `bl` (`100.123.153.75`).

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## 1. Node Inventory

| Node | NetNS | CDP Port | Peer IP | Default Sidechat | Primary Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| `muse` | `warp-muse` | 9410 | 10.201.35.2 | `muse tasks` | General assistant, UI testing |
| `pip` | `warp-pip` | 9411 | 10.201.35.3 | `646-pip-coord` | Pipeline execution & driver |
| `646` | `warp-646` | 9412 | 10.201.35.4 | `646 tasks` | Operator-646, code & bridge |
| `opm` | `warp-opm` | 9413 | 10.201.35.5 | `heartbeat` | Operator-main supervisor |
| `dev` | `warp-dev` | 9414 | 10.201.35.6 | `dev tasks` | Development sandbox |
| `def` | `warp-def` | 9415 | 10.201.35.7 | `default` | Fallback routing node |

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## 2. Headless Gateway & CLI Access

Each node has its own isolated Cloudflare WARP egress. To interact with a node:
```bash
# Gateway REPL
muse -a 646 chat

# Direct headless status
box muse 646 status

# Bounce node
box fleet restart 646
```