pilot-formation

To deploy a structured network topology for agent swarms, use the pilot-formation skill to apply star, ring, mesh, tree, or line formations. This orchestrates structured agent communication and manages handshakes for scalable coordination.

Setting up swarm topology formations requires the pilot-protocol skill installed, the pilotctl binary available on your PATH, and a running daemon. These prerequisites enable the pilot-formation skill to deploy network topologies.

For mission-critical collaboration, choose a swarm topology formation based on routing and fault tolerance needs. Star provides hub-and-spoke control, ring offers circular communication, mesh enables all-to-all redundancy, tree supports hierarchy, and line maintains sequential order.

Automated handshake and trust establishment in network formations works by applying predefined topology structures across agents. The pilot-formation skill manages these workflows to form stable topologies, ensuring structured agent communication within the Pilot Protocol environment.

Yes, you can publish a deployed topology in a Pilot Protocol environment. The pilot-formation skill supports topology deployment workflows, handshake automation, and topology publishing to manage scalable coordination across the agent swarm.