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Pilot Mesh Status by teoslayer — Agent Skill

Name: Pilot Mesh Status
Author: TeoSlayer

Pilot Mesh Status

Comprehensive mesh status — peers, encryption, relay, bandwidth. Use this skill when: 1. Getting a complete overview of network status and health 2. Debugging connectivity or performance issues across the mesh 3. Generating status reports for monitoring or dashboards Do NOT use this skill when: - You only need peer discovery (use pilot-discover instead) - You need detailed health monitoring (use pilot-health instead) - You need to visualize topology (use pilot-network-map instead)

TeoSlayer bd0549b 2 files · 3.6 KB Updated Sep 17, 2026

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pilot-mesh-status

Comprehensive mesh network status reporting for Pilot Protocol. Aggregates daemon health, peer status, encryption state, relay usage, bandwidth metrics, and connection details into unified reports.

Commands

List All Peers

pilotctl --json peers

List Active Connections

pilotctl --json connections

Get Agent Info

pilotctl --json info

Benchmark Connection

pilotctl --json bench <node-id>

Check Daemon Status

pilotctl --json daemon status

Status Dimensions

A complete mesh status report covers:

Daemon health: Uptime, resource usage, error rate
Network membership: Peer count, discovery status
Connections: Active connections, ports, encryption
Trust: Trust relationships, mutual trust count
Relay usage: Relay vs direct connections
Bandwidth: Total bytes sent/received
Latency: RTT to key peers
Security: Encryption coverage, trust coverage

Workflow Example

Generate comprehensive mesh status report:

#!/bin/bash
echo "========== PILOT MESH STATUS =========="
echo "Generated: $(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)"

# Daemon Health
daemon_status=$(pilotctl --json daemon status)
echo "$daemon_status" | jq -r '
  "Uptime: \(.uptime_seconds)s",
  "Memory: \(.memory_mb)MB",
  "Connections: \(.connection_count)"'

# Network Membership
peers=$(pilotctl --json peers)
peer_count=$(echo "$peers" | jq '.peers | length')
echo "Total peers: $peer_count"

# Active Connections
connections=$(pilotctl --json connections)
conn_count=$(echo "$connections" | jq '.connections | length')
echo "Total connections: $conn_count"

# Relay Usage
relay_count=$(echo "$connections" | jq '[.connections[] | select(.relay)] | length')
direct_count=$((conn_count - relay_count))
echo "Direct: $direct_count, Relay: $relay_count"

# Bandwidth
total_sent=$(echo "$connections" | jq '[.connections[].bytes_sent] | add // 0')
total_recv=$(echo "$connections" | jq '[.connections[].bytes_received] | add // 0')
echo "Sent: $(numfmt --to=iec $total_sent)"
echo "Recv: $(numfmt --to=iec $total_recv)"

# Encryption Coverage
encrypted_count=$(echo "$connections" | jq '[.connections[] | select(.encrypted)] | length')
if [ "$conn_count" -gt 0 ]; then
  enc_pct=$(echo "scale=1; $encrypted_count * 100 / $conn_count" | bc)
  echo "Encrypted: $encrypted_count/$conn_count ($enc_pct%)"
fi

Dependencies

Requires pilot-protocol skill and running daemon.

---name: pilot-mesh-statusdescription: Comprehensive mesh status — peers, encryption, relay, bandwidth. Use this skill when: 1. Getting a complete overview of network status and health 2. Debugging connectivity or performance issues across the mesh 3. Generating status reports for monitoring or dashboards Do NOT use this skill when: - You only need peer discovery (use pilot-discover instead) - You need detailed health monitoring (use pilot-health instead) - You need to visualize topology (use pilot-network-map instead)license: AGPL-3.0---# pilot-mesh-statusComprehensive mesh network status reporting for Pilot Protocol. Aggregates daemon health, peer status, encryption state, relay usage, bandwidth metrics, and connection details into unified reports.## Commands### List All Peers```bashpilotctl --json peers```### List Active Connections```bashpilotctl --json connections```### Get Agent Info```bashpilotctl --json info```### Benchmark Connection```bashpilotctl --json bench <node-id>```### Check Daemon Status```bashpilotctl --json daemon status```## Status DimensionsA complete mesh status report covers:1. **Daemon health**: Uptime, resource usage, error rate2. **Network membership**: Peer count, discovery status3. **Connections**: Active connections, ports, encryption4. **Trust**: Trust relationships, mutual trust count5. **Relay usage**: Relay vs direct connections6. **Bandwidth**: Total bytes sent/received7. **Latency**: RTT to key peers8. **Security**: Encryption coverage, trust coverage## Workflow ExampleGenerate comprehensive mesh status report:```bash#!/bin/bashecho "========== PILOT MESH STATUS =========="echo "Generated: $(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)"# Daemon Healthdaemon_status=$(pilotctl --json daemon status)echo "$daemon_status" | jq -r ' "Uptime: \(.uptime_seconds)s", "Memory: \(.memory_mb)MB", "Connections: \(.connection_count)"'# Network Membershippeers=$(pilotctl --json peers)peer_count=$(echo "$peers" | jq '.peers | length')echo "Total peers: $peer_count"# Active Connectionsconnections=$(pilotctl --json connections)conn_count=$(echo "$connections" | jq '.connections | length')echo "Total connections: $conn_count"# Relay Usagerelay_count=$(echo "$connections" | jq '[.connections[] | select(.relay)] | length')direct_count=$((conn_count - relay_count))echo "Direct: $direct_count, Relay: $relay_count"# Bandwidthtotal_sent=$(echo "$connections" | jq '[.connections[].bytes_sent] | add // 0')total_recv=$(echo "$connections" | jq '[.connections[].bytes_received] | add // 0')echo "Sent: $(numfmt --to=iec $total_sent)"echo "Recv: $(numfmt --to=iec $total_recv)"# Encryption Coverageencrypted_count=$(echo "$connections" | jq '[.connections[] | select(.encrypted)] | length')if [ "$conn_count" -gt 0 ]; then enc_pct=$(echo "scale=1; $encrypted_count * 100 / $conn_count" | bc) echo "Encrypted: $encrypted_count/$conn_count ($enc_pct%)"fi```## DependenciesRequires `pilot-protocol` skill and running daemon.

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