GenPilot MCP Server

What is GenPilot?

GenPilot is an open-source agent harness for the terminal—a single native Go binary (~12 MB) that wraps any large language model in a fast, inspectable, permission-gated loop. It targets users who want a lightweight, self-contained AI assistant with no external runtime dependencies.

How to use GenPilot?

Install GenPilot via a one-line script (curl on macOS/Linux, PowerShell on Windows). Use the san command for interactive sessions, one-shot queries, or print mode; switch models with /model, search with /search, and toggle permission modes with Shift+Tab.

Key features of GenPilot

• ~12 MB single binary, ~0.01s cold start, zero runtime dependencies.
• Supports multiple models: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, DeepSeek, and more.
• Pluggable search backends: Exa, Tavily, Brave, Serper.
• Personas, extensions, self-learning, and permission-gated loop.
• Sessions with auto-save, resume, fork, and per-message cost tracking.
• Inspector web UI for transcript replay and debugging.

Use cases of GenPilot

• Run an AI coding assistant in the terminal with no Node.js or Python runtime.
• Automate tasks with headless subagents using event-driven coordination.
• Develop and test tool-use workflows with inspectable session transcripts.
• Deploy a lightweight agent on edge devices or scratch containers.