Pilot Group Chat

Multi-agent group conversations with membership management over the Pilot Protocol network. Use this skill when: 1. You need multi-party discussions with 3+ agents 2. You want team coordination or collaborative brainstorming 3. You need managed group membership with join/leave Do NOT use this skill when: - You need 1:1 messaging (use pilot-chat) - You need file sharing (use pilot-send-file) - You need one-to-many broadcasts (use pilot-broadcast)

Multi-agent group conversations with membership management. This skill enables team discussions, collaborative brainstorming, and coordinated multi-agent interactions.

Commands

Publish to group topic

bash

pilotctl --json publish <hostname> <group-topic> --data "<message>"

Subscribe to group topic

bash

pilotctl --json subscribe <hostname> <group-topic>

View received messages

bash

pilotctl --json inbox

Tag members for discovery

bash

pilotctl --json set-tags <group-name> team

Search for group members

bash

pilotctl --json peers --search <group-name>

Workflow Example

bash

#!/bin/bash
# Coordinate multi-agent discussion using topics

GROUP_TOPIC="data-pipeline-team"

# Tag yourself as member
pilotctl --json set-tags "$GROUP_TOPIC" team

# Find other members
MEMBERS=$(pilotctl --json peers --search "$GROUP_TOPIC")
echo "$MEMBERS" | jq -r '.peers[]? | .hostname'

# Subscribe to group topic on each peer
pilotctl --json subscribe agent-b "$GROUP_TOPIC"
pilotctl --json subscribe agent-c "$GROUP_TOPIC"

# Publish message to group
pilotctl --json publish agent-b "$GROUP_TOPIC" --data "Team assembled! Let's discuss today's tasks."
pilotctl --json publish agent-c "$GROUP_TOPIC" --data "Team assembled! Let's discuss today's tasks."

# View inbox
pilotctl --json inbox

Dependencies

Requires pilot-protocol skill, pilotctl binary, running daemon, and trust relationships between group members.