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# Introduction
**Pilot 🛩** is your personal AI agent for Web3. It serves as an intelligent interface between you and your wallet, allowing you to execute both onchain and offchain commands through natural language. Pilot transforms traditional crypto UX into simple prompts — removing friction, guesswork, and unnecessary complexity.
Just say:
> "Buy me a phone charger." "Send 0.1 ETH to @jack." "How much SOL do I have left?"
Pilot understands your intent, connects with your wallet, and completes the task.
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