AgentPilot

What is AgentPilot?

AgentPilot is a local command center for AI agents, available on macOS and Windows, that accepts a single task and automatically routes each step to the best-suited agent, then returns one finished result. It works with a roster of coding agents—such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Devin, Windsurf, and Cline—and is made by AgentPilot (agentpilotapp.com). The product is currently in early access and requires joining a waitlist.

Key Features

• Unified subscription — One AgentPilot plan covers all included agents, eliminating separate signups, seats, and quotas for each.
• Bring your own subscriptions — Connect existing agent apps and CLIs you already pay for and keep your existing accounts and quotas.
• Automatic agent selection — AgentPilot plans and routes the work, picking the best-fit agent for each step and handing off context if an agent stalls.
• Shared context — Memory, skills, tools, MCPs, and CLIs stay in sync across all agents in a mission.
• Mission permissions — File, terminal, and web access are granted per mission and can be revoked; credentials are isolated from agent sessions.
• Local command center — Runs on your own machine on macOS and Windows; local agents and CLIs remain available.
• Chat connectors — Send a mission from Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, WeChat, Discord, Teams, and other chat apps, and receive results back in the same thread.
• Growing roster — New agents join the subscription over time, and availability varies by agent.

Who is it for?

• Developers using multiple coding agents — Instead of subscribing to Claude Code, Cursor, and others separately, they can use one subscription and let AgentPilot route tasks.
• Engineering teams with mixed agent usage — Teams that want to standardize on a single command center and avoid managing seats and quotas across several AI tools.
• Power users of AI coding tools — People who want to keep their own vendor accounts but also use specialist agents like Manus or Genspark without extra setup.
• Privacy-conscious users — Those who prefer missions running from their own machine with explicit, revocable permissions.

What can you do with AgentPilot?

• Hand off a whole ticket to Devin — Give it a complete development ticket and let it work autonomously, while AgentPilot manages the mission context.
• Combine strengths of different agents — Use Cursor for everyday edits and Codex for long autonomous runs; AgentPilot carries the shared context between them.
• Add specialist agents on demand — Gain access to agents like Manus or Genspark without setting up each product yourself.
• Start from chat — Send a mission from Slack, Telegram, or Microsoft Teams and receive the finished result in the same conversation thread.

How does AgentPilot work?

1. Task — Your brief enters once.
2. AgentPilot — Plans and routes the work.
3. Agent — Works with the full context; a standby agent is ready if needed.
4. Result — One finished deliverable returns.

Each mission runs from your own machine, and you can review mission permissions before it runs.