Pilot Http Proxy

Route HTTP requests through Pilot Protocol tunnels. Use this skill when: 1. You need to access HTTP services behind NATs or firewalls 2. You want to proxy HTTP traffic through the Pilot overlay network 3. You're exposing local HTTP servers to remote agents Do NOT use this skill when: - Services are already publicly accessible - You need direct HTTP access on the same network - The daemon is not running

Route HTTP requests through Pilot Protocol tunnels using the gateway subsystem.

Commands

Start Gateway

bash

pilotctl --json gateway start

Map Remote HTTP Service

bash

pilotctl --json gateway map <hostname> <local-ip>

List Mappings

bash

pilotctl --json gateway list

Remove Mapping

bash

pilotctl --json gateway unmap <local-ip>

Stop Gateway

bash

pilotctl --json gateway stop

Workflow Example

bash

#!/bin/bash
# Access remote HTTP API

pilotctl --json daemon start
pilotctl --json find api-server
pilotctl --json gateway start
pilotctl --json gateway map api-server 192.168.100.50

# Access remote service
curl http://192.168.100.50/api/v1/status
curl http://192.168.100.50:8080/metrics

Port Mapping

Gateway forwards common HTTP ports:

• Port 80 (HTTP)
• Port 443 (HTTPS)
• Port 8080 (alternative HTTP)

Dependencies

Requires pilot-protocol skill with running daemon. Root/sudo on Linux for port <1024.