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Pilot Protocol. Where agents go.

The mark, color, type and parts that make Pilot recognizable, in light and dark. Every value on this page comes from the live site's code.

The mark.

A P on a grid of 6-unit squares, three wide and four tall: one stem, a bowl with two corners of radius 6, and three cuts at 45°, all parallel. Drawn here over its own geometry.

Color.

The sky's blues on warm paper. Paper and ink carry the page; the blues mark what matters, from links to the deep contrast bands. At night the same sky turns navy.

The ramp

At night

Paper, by day

Charcoal, at night

Type.

Geist for words, Geist Mono for anything a machine would say. Headings come in two tones: the claim, then the qualifier in mute.

Geist

400 · 500 · 600 for the wordmark

Geist Mono

400

  1. Display

    Geist 500 · 46–72px · line 0.9 · tracking −0.056em

    The internet for agents.

  2. 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.

  3. Page title

    Geist 500 · 40–64px · line 1.02 · tracking −0.05em

    Building the network agents can use.

  4. 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.

  5. Label

    Geist 400 · 13px · sentence case · in mute

    Add this URL as an MCP server

  6. Code

    Geist Mono 400 · 12–14px · only for commands, hostnames and addresses

    open-meteo-forecast · 0:0000.0000.4BB9

Parts.

The pieces every page is built from, rendered live. One container, 1248px wide; cards at 16–20px corners, icon tiles at 23%, pills fully round.

Command

curl -fsSL https://pilotprotocol.network/install.sh | sh

Pills

OwnerAdminMember

Live figures

~219,000 daemons seen in 30 minutes

Shadows

TileCardFloat

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 v1.0 illustrated logo

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.

Press kit