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First Flight ​

In this guide, you will initialize the Control Plane and run your first autonomous task.

1. Installation ​

See the Installation Guide for macOS, Linux, and Windows instructions.

Once installed, verify the CLI is ready:

bash
pilot --version

2. Initialize ​

Create a new project directory and initialize the platform. We use the --project flag to create a local .pilot configuration directory.

bash
mkdir my-mission
cd my-mission
pilot init --project

You will see:

text
Initialized Red Station project in /path/to/my-mission/.pilot
- config.yaml created
- agents/ directory created
- workflows/ directory created

3. Your First Task ​

Let's ask the planner agent to map out a simple script.

bash
pilot agent run planner --task "Create a Python script that checks the status of the ISS location API"

You will see the agent:

  1. Think (Plan the approach).
  2. Tool Use (Search for API documentation or file paths).
  3. Output (Present the plan).

4. Execution ​

Now, let's run the coder agent to implement it.

bash
pilot agent run coder --task "Implement the ISS tracker based on the plan"

The agent will write the iss_tracker.py file to your directory.

Next Steps ​

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