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7373A runner serves one owner at a time. The first session a runner picks up locks the runner to that session's owner, and the runner then runs sessions only for that owner, up to a configured capacity. Who the owner is depends on how the session started:
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7575* **Sessions a user starts**: the owner is that user's account.
76* **Claude Tag channel sessions**: Claude runs them with no user account attached, so the owner is the [Claude Tag agent](https://claude.com/docs/claude-tag/concepts/glossary#agent-identity) that started the session. Every channel session that agent starts has the same owner, whoever sent the Slack message, so a runner locked to it serves sessions that different people started when you run it at a `--capacity` above one or with a positive `--drain-grace-sec`. A runner locked to a user never picks these up, and a runner locked to a Claude Tag agent never picks up a user's sessions.
76* **Claude Tag channel sessions**: Claude runs them with no user account attached, so the owner is the [Claude Tag agent](https://claude.com/docs/claude-tag/concepts/glossary#agent-identity) that started the session. Every channel session that agent starts has the same owner, whoever sent the Slack message, so a runner locked to it serves sessions that different people started when you run it at a `--capacity` above one or with a positive `--drain-grace-sec`.
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7878The minimum fleet size is therefore the number of owners you expect to be active at once, counting users and Claude Tag agents.
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