# Pilot Documentation

Self-hosting, product, operator, integration, and security documentation for Pilot.

## Agent Directives
- Prefer the per-page Markdown exports over scraped HTML when retrieving documentation.
- Preserve `canonical`, `source`, `edit`, `last_reviewed`, `checksum_sha256`, and `build_timestamp` metadata when quoting or caching a page.
- Treat this index as public documentation only; do not infer hidden implementation details from absent pages.
- Use the docs MCP endpoint for structured search, page reads, and list operations.

## Validated Interfaces
Canonical host: https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org
Full corpus: https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/llms-full.txt
Docs MCP: https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/mcp
Generated: 2026-06-05T19:34:06.694Z

## Award targets
- Best Onboarding Experience in a Developer Portal
- Best Solution Portal

## Pages
- [Pilot Architecture](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/architecture.md): Pilot is a self hostable founder operating system built around a gateway, orchestrator, workspace memory, founder workflow engines, connector surfaces, Scrapling backed ingestion, and a HELM governance boundary for conse
- [Pilot Backend and Protocols](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/backend.md): This page is the public backend map for Pilot. It keeps implementation facing readers oriented without duplicating the API reference or internal source owner READMEs. HTTP API behavior: docs/api.md and services/gateway/s
- [Pilot Changelog](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/changelog.md): All notable public changes to Pilot are documented here. Entries focus on self hosting, APIs, governance, founder workflows, connectors, security, and documentation impact. Long running autonomous execution checkpoint su
- [Pilot Frontend and Console](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/frontend.md): This page is the public frontend map for Pilot. It covers user facing surfaces and points readers to the implementation paths that own behavior. Web application shell and founder workflows: apps/web/README.md and apps/we
- [Scrapling Ingestion](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/ingestion/scrapling.md): Status: implemented behind the existing Pilot ingestion boundary. Linear: MIN 254, MIN 245 Scrapling 0.4.x adds the MCP server and anti bot/Turnstile oriented fetch surface used by the Pilot bridge. Scrapling 0.4.5 chang
- [Integrations](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/integrations.md): Pilot integrations connect founder workflows to Telegram, Telegram Mini App, OAuth providers, session auth connectors, Scrapling ingestion, and HELM governance. This landing page explains the public integration surface a
- [Degradation Matrix](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/operations/degradation-matrix.md): Pilot is designed so that missing optional services cause specific, bounded feature loss rather than cascading failure. This document lists every optional env var and what happens when it is absent. | Env Var | Unset beh
- [Runbook](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/operations/runbook.md): On call response procedures, diagnostic commands, and rollback playbooks for operators running Pilot in production. 1. Check /health — curl https://<your domain /health. Anything non 200 is a hard incident. 2. Check Sent
- [Pilot Platform and DevOps](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/platform.md): This page is the public platform map for Pilot. It is intentionally narrow: deployment, operations, infrastructure prerequisites, and recovery paths. Product workflow behavior belongs in docs/architecture.md, API details
- [Pilot Positioning](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/product.md): Pilot is a self hostable founder operating system for discovery, decision, build, launch, and application workflows. It is not positioned as a generic coding agent or broad customer support agent. The product shape is a 
- [API Reference](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/reference.md): Base URL: http://localhost:3100 (or your deployed gateway URL) Use this page if you are writing a client, testing a self hosted deployment, wiring a connector, or auditing API behavior. It is a public reference hub for r
- [Environment Reference](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/reference/env.md): Complete reference for all Pilot configuration variables. | Variable | Description | Example | | | | | | DATABASE URL | PostgreSQL connection string with pgvector | postgresql://helm:helm@localhost:5432/pilot | | SESSION
- [Roadmap](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/roadmap.md): Snapshot as of the v1.0.0 rc cut. Items marked (🟢) ship in v1.0.0; (🟡) defer to v1.1 / Phase 14; (🔵) longer range research. Production readiness source of truth: this roadmap is not a production autonomy claim. Use do
- [Security](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/security.md): Production grade security configuration for Pilot. Use this page if you are operating Pilot in production, reviewing autonomous action constraints, hardening connectors, or checking the self hosting threat model. It is f
- [Self-Hosting Pilot](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/self-hosting.md): Pilot is designed to run on your own infrastructure. This operator guide covers Docker, PostgreSQL, pgvector, environment variables, upgrades, backups, restore, DigitalOcean deployment, local development, and production 
- [Start with Pilot](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/start.md): Pilot is a self hostable founder operating system for discovery, decision, build, launch, and application workflows. This start path gets a founder/developer from a clean checkout to one useful governed workflow without 
- [Telegram Mini App](https://pilot.docs.mindburn.org/telegram-miniapp.md): Status: implemented as optional capability wrappers. Linear: MIN 272, MIN 258 Telegram Bot API 8.0 added Mini App support for fullscreen mode, persistent device storage, secure local storage, and home screen shortcuts. P