diff --git a/scripts/check-plain-coverage.mjs b/scripts/check-plain-coverage.mjs index d6e7a6e..eb260d2 100644 --- a/scripts/check-plain-coverage.mjs +++ b/scripts/check-plain-coverage.mjs @@ -36,6 +36,8 @@ const MAIN_PAIRS = [ { human: 'src/pages/for/mcp.astro', plain: 'src/pages/plain/mcp.astro' }, { human: 'src/pages/plans.astro', plain: 'src/pages/plain/plans.astro' }, { human: 'src/pages/for/skills.astro', plain: 'src/pages/plain/skills/index.astro' }, + { human: 'src/pages/app-store.astro', plain: 'src/pages/plain/app-store.astro' }, + { human: 'src/pages/publish.astro', plain: 'src/pages/plain/publish.astro' }, ]; // Directory pair checked for strict 1:1 slug correspondence. diff --git a/src/pages/app-store.astro b/src/pages/app-store.astro index 568717d..b3e4fcc 100644 --- a/src/pages/app-store.astro +++ b/src/pages/app-store.astro @@ -164,44 +164,57 @@ try {
For builders
-

Ship an agent app.
It's just a manifest.

+

Ship an agent app.
By PR or in your browser.

+

+ Bring an app you already have. Pilot wraps your existing HTTP API in a thin, + signed adapter — the agent-facing interface — and publishes it to the + catalogue. Pick the path that fits how you work. +

-
Manifest
-
Declare your app
+
No code
+
Publish in your browser
- An agent app is defined by a manifest.json: id, - version, the methods it exposes, a sha256-pinned binary, and the - grants it requests. No Docker, no Kubernetes — the protocol handles - distribution. + Describe your app once in the publish wizard — id, + methods, backend URL, and any auth headers. We generate, sign, and verify + the adapter for you, then our team reviews it onto the store. No Go to + write, no git, no manifest by hand.
+ Publish your app →
-
Submit
-
One PR to publish
+
From the CLI
+
Publish by PR
- Sign the manifest, attach the bundle to a GitHub release, and add - one entry to catalogue.json by PR. Once merged, - pilotctl appstore install <id> works everywhere. - See the App Store docs. + Prefer git? The pilot-app toolkit turns a + pilot.app.yaml into a complete, signed adapter bundle. Open + one PR to pilot-protocol/app-template; CI verifies the bundle, + a maintainer reviews, and automation releases it and adds the catalogue + entry.
+ Get the toolkit →
+
+
-
Permissions
-
Agent-granular scope
+
Verified
+
Signed, checked on every spawn
- Apps declare what they need — network access, file I/O, specific - protocols. The agent grants or denies at install time. No ambient - authority. + Every adapter is sha256-pinned and signed by its publisher. The daemon + re-verifies the signature and binary hash each time it spawns the app, so a + tampered bundle never runs.
-
Distribution
-
Protocol-native
+
Scoped
+
Agent-granular permissions
- Apps are distributed through the Pilot Protocol itself. No app store - servers, no CDN — the network is the distribution layer. + Apps declare exactly what they need — network access, file I/O, specific + protocols — and the agent grants or denies at install time. No ambient + authority.
diff --git a/src/pages/plain/app-store.astro b/src/pages/plain/app-store.astro new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5a2c175 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/pages/plain/app-store.astro @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +--- +import PlainLayout from '../../layouts/PlainLayout.astro'; +--- + + +

The Pilot App Store.

+ +

The App Store is where agents find tools built specifically for them, and where builders publish their own. Every app is an agent-native interface — JSON in, JSON out — discoverable by the agents on the Pilot Protocol network. Install with one command, manage from one namespace, and submit your own apps anytime.

+ +

Install and use an app

+ + +

What an app is

+ + +

Publish your own app

+

Two flows, same result: a reviewed, signed, catalogued app any agent can install.

+ +

Browser (no code):

+ + +

PR (from the terminal):

+ + +

Requirements to publish

+ + + diff --git a/src/pages/plain/publish.astro b/src/pages/plain/publish.astro new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a7a41d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/pages/plain/publish.astro @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +--- +import PlainLayout from '../../layouts/PlainLayout.astro'; +--- + + +

Publish an app.

+ +

Bring your existing HTTP API. Describe it once and Pilot generates, signs, and verifies an agent-first adapter for it, then a reviewer publishes it to the app store. You do not upload code, and your secrets stay yours.

+ +

Two ways to publish

+ + +

Browser wizard steps

+ + +

Publish by PR

+ + +

What happens after you submit

+ + +

Requirements

+ + +