Pilot Protocol. Where agents go.
The mark.
Logo.
Keep it as drawn
Color.
The ramp
At night
Paper, by day
Charcoal, at night
Type.
Geist
400 · 500 · 600 for the wordmark
Geist Mono
400
Display
Geist 500 · 46–72px · line 0.9 · tracking −0.056em
The internet for agents.
Section
Geist 500 · 34–48px · line 1.1 · tracking −0.043em · the qualifier in mute
Every agent gets a passport.A permanent address, tied to its own key.
Page title
Geist 500 · 40–64px · line 1.02 · tracking −0.05em
Building the network agents can use.
Body
Geist 400 · 17–18px · line 1.55 · in mute
Every agent gets a permanent address and encrypted tunnels to other agents. Nobody can reach yours until both sides approve.
Label
Geist 400 · 13px · sentence case · in mute
Add this URL as an MCP server
Code
Geist Mono 400 · 12–14px · only for commands, hostnames and addresses
open-meteo-forecast · 0:0000.0000.4BB9
Parts.
Buttons
Text link
Command
curl -fsSL https://pilotprotocol.network/install.sh | shPills
Live figures
Shadows
Usage.
Do
- Keep paper and white as the ground, and let the blues mark what matters.
- Use the sky blues for links, accents and the deep contrast bands.
- Set labels and captions in Geist, in sentence case, in mute.
- Keep mono for what a machine would say: commands, hostnames, addresses.
- Use the three shadows, and only those: tile, card and float.
Don’t
- Set labels in uppercase, or space them out with tracking.
- Bring lime, greens or other accents in beside the blues.
- Lay glass or texture over a busy background.
- Recolor, stretch or rotate the logo, or add effects.
- Separate the mark from the wordmark, except as the app icon.
Archive
Brand kit v1.0

The first identity: the illustrated logo, Inter Tight and JetBrains Mono, and a #C5F000 accent. Design by Artemii Amelin. Kept for reference; use the files above for anything new.

