Pilot Protocol
A daemon-based agent network with webhooks and trust controls
Pilot Protocol runs a local daemon and CLI for networked agent coordination, with trust handshakes between nodes and real-time event streaming to your webhook endpoint.
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Pilot Protocol is a developer-focused protocol and daemon for running a Pilot node with networked coordination, trust handshakes, and event streaming. Based on the docs, you manage it through the pilotctl CLI and configure it with a local config file under ~/.pilot/config.json.
The strongest evidence here is for low-level runtime plumbing: daemon lifecycle management, webhook delivery, and security/disclosure handling. The webhook system is non-blocking and configurable at startup or runtime, but it does not provide...
Executes tasks you assign, one step at a time, within narrow domains.
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