Pilot Event Log

Persistent NDJSON event logging with rotation, compression, and retention policies. Use this skill when: 1. You need persistent storage of event streams 2. Y...

This skill appears internally consistent: it uses pilotctl to subscribe to events and jq to format/store them. Before installing, verify: (1) pilotctl and the pilot daemon are trustworthy and up-to-date; (2) who owns /var/log/pilot-events and whether the agent will run with root or elevated privileges (writing to /var/log may require root); (3) whether you want to subscribe to all topics ('*')—limit to needed topics to avoid storing sensitive data or high volume; (4) retention/rotation commands will permanently delete old logs—confirm your retention policy and backup needs; (5) test the rotation snippet (the one-liner uses date twice and may gzip a nonexistent filename) and run in a sandbox first. If you’re concerned about autonomous agent invocation having write/network access, consider restricting the agent’s runtime permissions or running the logging loop under a dedicated service account.