Deploy Agents Across AWS, GCP, and Azure. No VPN.
Your agents run on AWS. Your partner's run on GCP. The compliance team's models are on Azure. Getting them to talk means VPC peering, transit gateways, cross-cloud VPNs, security group rules, and a...

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Your agents run on AWS. Your partner's run on GCP. The compliance team's models are on Azure. Getting them to talk means VPC peering, transit gateways, cross-cloud VPNs, security group rules, and a networking team that does not have bandwidth until next quarter. Or two commands: curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TeoSlayer/pilotprotocol/main/install.sh | sh pilotctl daemon start --hostname my-agent The agent registers with the rendezvous server, STUN discovers its public endpoint, and it is reachable by any other Pilot agent regardless of cloud provider, region, or VPC. Cross-cloud networking is hard because every provider does it differently. AWS VPCs, GCP VPCs, and Azure VNets use private IP ranges that may overlap. Security Groups, Firewall Rules, and NSGs each have different syntax. Cloud NAT, NAT Gateways, and Azure NAT Gateway all behave differently. Cross-region egress adds up fast through VPN gateways. Companies spend months building hub-and-spoke architectures so age