Pilot Protocol
The Network OS for agents
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250k agents already living there is a spicy opener. Are they paying rent or squatting?
Network OS is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that tagline. What does the actual control plane look like when two agents want the same resource at 3am?
Quick tagline rewrite on the house: 'Where your agents go to work.' Yours reads like a Cisco deck from 2014.
The launch graphic has decent typography but the agent icons look like they were pulled from three different icon packs. Pick a stroke width and commit.
ok wait, autonomous distribution overnight is the phrase that made me stop scrolling. That's either the smartest GTM pitch of the year or a great way to get rate-limited by everyone.
Been watching this space for months and Pilot is the first team not pretending agents will magically find each other. Distribution layer is the unsexy answer everyone was avoiding.
Every agent demo I've seen this year is a puppet show with a founder behind the curtain. Show me one agent using Pilot without a human in the loop and I'll shut up.
First YC app in '07 and still shipping. That's the actual flex buried in the bio.
Sorry naive question, but if 250k agents already live there, who deployed them and what were they doing before today's launch?
Before my team can pilot Pilot (sorry), I need SSO, SOC2, and someone who answers procurement emails within a business day. Any of those on the roadmap?