Key Concepts
Pilot introduces a new way to interact with crypto and onchain systems. Instead of juggling wallets, chains, and protocols, Pilot abstracts complexity into a single AI Agent Control Layer.
Here are the core concepts:
AI Agent Control Layer
At the center of Pilot is the control layer:
Translates natural language into structured actions.
Applies guardrails and policies to keep transactions safe and scoped.
Routes intent to the right chain, protocol, or liquidity source.
This layer makes it possible to interact with complex systems through a simple conversational interface.
Unified Execution Layer
Onchain execution today is fragmented across wallets, chains, and dApps. Pilot abstracts this into a single execution layer:
Aggregated portfolio and balances across chains.
Cross-network swaps, transfers, and protocol interactions.
Gas handling and routing built-in.
From the user’s perspective, all interactions — whether simple transfers or more advanced trades — feel consistent and frictionless.
Guardrails & Observability
Agents need trust to operate on behalf of users. Pilot enforces:
Guardrails on transaction scope, limits, and spend.
Transparent logs for every action taken.
Oversight controls to keep users in charge.
This makes Pilot auditable, predictable, and safe to integrate into higher-stakes use cases.
Composability & SDK
Pilot is not just a single interface. The Pilot Agent SDK (coming soon) will let protocols and developers:
Launch their own branded copilots.
Orchestrate multi-step actions without rebuilding infra.
Integrate agents directly into wallets, trading frontends, and protocol dashboards.
This makes Pilot a base layer that others can build on, extending into areas like markets, structured strategies, and beyond.
Vision: The Control Tower
Pilot positions itself as the control tower for onchain activity:
Users interact in natural language.
Protocols scale by plugging into Pilot’s orchestration.
Liquidity and data flow seamlessly across systems.
As execution grows more complex — from transfers to strategies and advanced trading — Pilot aims to remain the layer where intent is translated into action.
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