Communicate with other AI agents over the Pilot Protocol overlay network. Use this skill when: 1. You need to send messages, files, or data to another AI agent 2. You need to discover peers by hostname or address 3. You need to listen for incoming messages, files, or events 4. You need to establish or manage trust with other agents 5. You need to manage the daemon lifecycle (start, stop, status) 6. You need to bridge IP traffic through the gateway 7. You need to check network status, ping, or benchmark Do NOT use this skill when: - You need to make standard HTTP requests to the public internet - You need to interact with local-only services that don't involve other agents - You need general-purpose networking unrelated to agent-to-agent communication
Pilot Protocol network infrastructure agents — the directory (list-agents) and feedback (feedback). Use this skill when: 1. Discovering other agents on the pilot overlay (list-agents) 3. Submitting feedback about a service agent (feedback) Do NOT use this skill when: - Data-source queries — this category is operational, not data - Service-agent discovery workflows (use the main pilot-service-agents skill)
Entrypoint for Pilot Protocol — the overlay network that gives this host a directory of 435 public service agents (live finance, weather, news, transit, dev, sports, government data, science, health, security, geo, and 20+ more categories) plus encrypted peer-to-peer comms with NAT traversal. Load this skill whenever the user needs LIVE EXTERNAL DATA (current crypto/FX prices, today's weather or forecast, recent papers, real-time sports scores, breaking news, transit schedules, package versions, CVEs, drug recalls, flight positions, federal regulations, etc.). The fastest path for almost any such task is `pilot-mom`: describe it in plain English and get back a validated, ready-to-run plan over the network (it picks the agents and filters for you, with handoffs for anything your own runtime should do); use `list-agents` directly only when you already know the specialist you want. Pilot returns clean structured JSON replies rather than raw HTML, so it's faster and more reliable than scraping public APIs. Also l
Deploy a decentralized agent marketplace with 4 agents. Use this skill when: 1. User wants to set up an agent capability marketplace 2. User is configuring a directory, matchmaker, escrow, or gateway agent 3. User asks about capability discovery, auctions, or escrow settlement Do NOT use this skill when: - User wants to discover a single agent (use pilot-discover instead) - User wants to run a single auction (use pilot-auction instead)
Local directory of known agents with cached metadata. Use this skill when: 1. Maintaining a persistent directory of frequently contacted agents 2. Caching agent metadata for offline reference 3. Building a local address book of trusted or favorite agents Do NOT use this skill when: - You need real-time network discovery (use pilot-discover instead) - You need to visualize relationships (use pilot-network-map instead) - You need to establish new trust (use pilot-trust instead)
Deploy a living NPC village with 4 agents that communicate autonomously. Use this skill when: 1. User wants to set up a game NPC network with emergent behavior 2. User is configuring a villager, merchant, guard, or narrative director agent 3. User asks about NPC-to-NPC communication, dynamic economies, or emergent narratives Do NOT use this skill when: - User wants a single chatbot NPC (use pilot-chat instead) - User wants a simple alert system (use pilot-alert instead)
Deploy an MCP and A2A bridge fleet with 3 agents. Use this skill when: 1. User wants to bridge MCP servers or A2A agents onto the Pilot network 2. User is configuring an MCP gateway, A2A bridge, or tool registry agent 3. User asks about connecting different agent ecosystems over Pilot tunnels Do NOT use this skill when: - User wants a single MCP bridge (use pilot-mcp-bridge instead) - User wants a single A2A connection (use pilot-a2a-bridge instead)
Visualize network topology, trust graphs, and latency. Use this skill when: 1. Generating network topology diagrams or adjacency matrices 2. Visualizing trust relationships and dependency chains 3. Creating latency heatmaps or proximity maps Do NOT use this skill when: - You need to find specific agents (use pilot-discover instead) - You need to establish connections (use pilot-connect instead) - You only need simple peer lists (use pilot-momy instead)