pilot-priority-queue

You can prioritize urgent Pilot Protocol messages by applying policy-based routing and structured triage to filter, view, and process inbox items by urgency level, ensuring critical alerts are addressed before normal updates.

Yes, priority-based message routing requires the pilotctl daemon to be running and the use of explicit priority prefixes to ensure deterministic routing and ordered delivery for equal-priority items.

Priority triage filters messages by urgency prefix and provides ordered delivery for equal-priority items, applying the priority policy across both sending and inbox workflows to meet SLA-like requirements.

Yes, you can route critical alerts to trusted peers by sending messages with explicit urgency prefixes, which accelerates delivery and ensures important communications are delivered first over the network.

The best way to achieve deterministic routing is to start the Pilot Protocol daemon and begin sending messages with explicit priority prefixes, which exercises the queue and applies urgency policies across sending workflows.

Yes, the priority policy applies across both sending and inbox workflows, enabling structured triage and ordered delivery for equal-priority messages to ensure important communications are delivered first.