Pilot Auto-Trust automates handshake approvals and trust lifecycle management for Pilot Protocol agents using customizable logic and policies.
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1. ClawHub CLI
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npx clawhub@latest install pilot-auto-trust
2. Manual Installation
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
3. Prompt Installation
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Help me install pilot-auto-trust using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
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What is Pilot Auto-Trust?
Pilot Auto-Trust is a specialized automation skill designed to streamline the management of agent-to-agent trust relationships within the Pilot Protocol ecosystem. It enables developers to replace manual intervention with logic-driven policies that automatically handle connection requests based on reputation scores, network origin, or naming conventions. As a critical component of the Openclaw Skills collection, this tool ensures that your AI agents can securely and efficiently scale their communication networks by maintaining high security standards through automated filtering and batch processing of trust requests.
Pilot Auto-Trust Use Cases
- Automatically approving handshake requests from known production networks or specific subnets.
- Granting trust to agents that meet a minimum reputation threshold using polo scores.
- Batch processing a high volume of pending requests to reduce manual administrative overhead.
- Automatically rejecting connection attempts from malicious or low-reputation nodes.
- Implementing hostname-based filtering to ensure only authorized agent patterns can join the network.
How Pilot Auto-Trust Works
- The skill queries the pilotctl daemon to retrieve a comprehensive list of all pending trust requests in a structured JSON format.
- It processes the retrieved data using jq to evaluate specific metadata such as polo_score, network address, or hostname.
- Based on the defined policy filters, the skill identifies which node IDs meet the criteria for approval or rejection.
- It executes the pilotctl approve or reject commands for each identified node ID in a batch or loop sequence.
- The trust states are updated within the Pilot Protocol daemon, allowing authorized agents to begin secure communication immediately.
Pilot Auto-Trust Setup
To utilize this skill, you must have the pilot-protocol skill installed and the pilotctl binary available on your PATH. The Pilot Protocol daemon must be running.
# Start the Pilot Protocol daemon
pilotctl daemon start
# Install jq to handle JSON processing if not already present
sudo apt-get install jq
Pilot Auto-Trust Data Schema & Taxonomy
The skill interacts with JSON data provided by pilotctl. The following table describes the primary data points used in policy decisions:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| node_id | The unique cryptographic identifier for the requesting agent node. |
| polo_score | A reputation value used to assess the trustworthiness of the node. |
| hostname | The resolvable network name of the requesting agent. |
| address | The network address string, often used for network-based filtering. |
| status | The current state of the request (e.g., pending). |
Pilot Auto-Trust Advanced Features
- Complex multi-criteria policy filtering using advanced jq logical operators.
- Automated batch rejection with custom reason strings to provide feedback to connecting nodes.
- Seamless integration into CI/CD pipelines for automated agent provisioning and scaling.
- Support for hostname pattern matching using regex to enforce naming conventions across large Openclaw Skills deployments.
- Scriptable workflow examples for creating fully autonomous, self-healing trust networks.
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