pilot-network-map

You can visualize network topology and latency by rendering Graphviz DOT graphs from your Pilot Protocol data, which transforms scattered telemetry into actionable diagrams mapping agent connectivity and performance bottlenecks.

Yes, you can visualize trust edges within your network to reveal dependency chains and trust paths. This allows you to inspect trust relationships and assess the security posture of your connected agents.

To render DOT graphs and latency heatmaps, you need a running Pilot Protocol daemon, the pilotctl binary on your PATH, and access to the pilot-network-map skill to process the visualization.

You can identify performance bottlenecks by creating latency heatmaps or proximity maps from your network data. These visualizations highlight connectivity delays across agents to pinpoint slow network paths.

The best way to map agent connectivity is by generating topology diagrams and adjacency matrices. This visualizes the network layout to clearly show who is connected to whom across the deployment.