SDK Pilot
An AI engineer that shows its work before it acts.
SDK Pilot is an AI engineering agent for teams. It proposes a plan before executing, logs every tool call and hands you code changes as diffs to review. Early access is free.
Three modes, one agent
Chat
Ask questions, talk through a problem or get an explanation of code and systems, in a conversation.
Work
Hand over a multi-step task. Pilot lays out its plan, then carries it out step by step with every tool call logged.
Code
Ask for a code change. Pilot writes it and returns a diff you review before anything is kept.
Built so you can check what it did
Plan before execution
Pilot shows what it intends to do before it does it, so you can correct the approach early.
Every tool call logged
Each action Pilot takes is recorded, so you can trace how it reached a result.
Reviewable diffs
Code changes come back as diffs you can read, question and accept or reject.
Isolated per organization
Each organization's data is kept separate from every other organization's.
What teams use it for
- Understand an unfamiliar codebase or module before changing it
- Draft a code change and review it as a diff
- Write tests for existing code
- Work through a repetitive engineering chore with a plan you can check
- Investigate a bug with every step on record
Free while in early access
SDK Pilot is free during early access. The tiers below are planned and may change before launch.
Free
Chat, Work and Code modes. Available now in early access.
$0
Pro
Planned: more usage for individual engineers.
$5 / month
PlannedTeam
Planned: more usage plus team features.
$20 / month
Planned
Paid tiers are planned and not yet available. Early access is free.
Try SDK Pilot on a real task.
Early access is free. Give it a question, a task or a code change and review what it proposes before anything happens.
Is SDK Pilot free?
Yes, during early access. Paid tiers at $5 and $20 per month are planned and not yet available.
Can Pilot change code without me seeing it?
Pilot shows its plan before executing and returns code changes as diffs for you to review, so you decide what is kept.
How is my organization's data handled?
Each organization's data is isolated from every other organization's, and every tool call Pilot makes is logged so you can see what it touched.
Who builds SDK Pilot?
SDK Enterprises builds it, drawing on the AI automation work we deliver for engineering teams.