Product overview
What is Agent Pilot?
Agent Pilot is a free and open-source application for creating, managing, and chatting with AI workflows. Licensed under AGPL-3.0, it provides a visual environment for composing graph workflows from members and reusable blocks, configuring how parts interact, and holding branching conversations with the resulting workflow.
The application is intended for users who want a configurable agent and workflow interface. Messages, tool activity, and code can be edited and rerun, making it possible to branch a conversation and test alternatives. Users can create tools that execute code or trigger another workflow, run code through the integrated Open Interpreter, and configure structured model output through Instructor. Python modules can be loaded at runtime for toolkits, daemons, memory, custom pages, or other persistent functionality.
Core Features
- Graph workflows: Adds members or blocks to a workflow and configures how they interact.
- Reusable building blocks: Maintains nestable blocks for consistent reuse across workflows.
- Branching chats: Lets users edit and rerun messages, tools, and code to explore alternative paths.
- Tool calling: Creates, edits, and deletes tools that execute code or run complete workflows.
- Code interpreter: Uses Open Interpreter to execute code in nine languages.
- Structured output and modules: Configures structured model output and loads Python modules for persistent extensions.
Use Cases
- Prototype multi-step AI workflows: Assemble agents, tools, and reusable blocks as a visual graph.
- Experiment with agent conversations: Branch, edit, and rerun messages or tool calls while developing behavior.
- Create code-executing assistants: Build tools and workflows that run code through the integrated interpreter.
- Extend a local agent interface: Add Python modules for memory, custom pages, daemons, or reusable toolkits.
Pricing
Agent Pilot is free and open source under the AGPL-3.0 license. The membership table on the official site also lists a Members option at $5 per month with binaries and full support, while source code remains available through the free option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Agent Pilot open source?
Yes. The official site states that Agent Pilot is free and open source under AGPL-3.0.
Can Agent Pilot execute code?
Yes. It integrates Open Interpreter and says code can be executed in nine languages.
Does Agent Pilot support reusable workflow components?
Yes. Its building blocks are nestable and intended for reuse and consistency across workflows.
