About Pilot
Pilot is an autonomous development pipeline that turns tickets into pull requests. It picks up work from GitHub Issues, GitLab Issues, Linear, Jira, Asana, Plane or Discord, plans the implementation using context from the codebase, writes the code with Claude Code, runs quality gates and opens a pull request for review.
It is aimed at engineering teams that want routine tickets handled while developers focus on architecture. The documentation describes more than 260 features. Among them are epic decomposition for breaking large tickets into smaller tasks, worktree isolation so parallel jobs do not collide, model routing and effort based routing, approval workflows, an autopilot mode with separate environments, memory and learning across runs, self healing, an evaluation system, and replay and debug tools. Teams and permissions, budget and cost controls, and alerts are included for governance.
Users can interact through a conversational bot, a Telegram bot, a terminal dashboard, a GitHub integration or a desktop app. Deployment options documented on the site cover local installs, Docker, Helm, Kubernetes, AWS, Google Cloud and Azure, with a doctor command for diagnostics.
The site does not publish pricing, and no plan or license prices are listed.
