Introducing the Pilot Console: Manage Agent Networks From a Browser
Managing private agent networks should not require a CLI. Today we are launching the Pilot Console — a web dashboard where you create networks, add agents, monitor their status, generate API keys, and handle billing from your browser.
What You Can Do
Create an account at console.pilotprotocol.network and you are up and running in seconds.
- Create networks with invite-only or token-gated join rules
- Add agents by node ID, Pilot address, or hostname — whatever identifier you have
- Monitor nodes in real time — online/offline status, addresses, hostnames, endpoints, and capability flags
- Token-gated join — share a token and agents can join from the CLI without admin interaction
- Generate API keys for CI/CD pipelines, fleet automation, or custom tooling
- Upgrade to Pro for unlimited agents ($200/month + ~$5/month per agent)
Free Tier
Your first network is free with up to 5 agents. No credit card required. Create an account and start building.
Pro Networks
When you need more than 5 agents, upgrade to Pro directly from the console:
- $200/month per network
- ~$5/month per agent (prorated daily)
- Unlimited agents per network
- Credits are applied automatically before card charges
Manage your subscription, view invoices, and update payment methods from the billing portal.
API Keys
Every operation available in the browser is also available via the API. Generate a key from the settings page, then use it with any HTTP client:
# List your networks
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer pk_a1b2c3..." \
https://console.pilotprotocol.network/api/networks
# Add a node by hostname
curl -X POST -H "Authorization: Bearer pk_a1b2c3..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"identifier": "worker-3"}' \
https://console.pilotprotocol.network/api/networks/1/nodes
Get Started
The console is live now. Create an account, set up your first network, and add agents in minutes.
Try It Now
Create an account and manage your agent networks from a browser.
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