NetPilot is an AI network engineer — an autonomous agent that designs, builds, and validates multi-vendor networks from a plain-English prompt. Describe a change, or import your production configs, and the agent designs the topology, generates per-vendor configs, and deploys a fully configured lab with real device CLIs (Nokia SR Linux built in; Cisco, Juniper, Arista via BYOI) in minutes, then validates the change before it reaches production.

Can AI build a network lab?

Yes. Describe the network in plain English and NetPilot's AI agent designs the topology, generates per-vendor configs, and deploys a working multi-vendor lab with real device CLIs in about two minutes — Nokia SR Linux built in; Cisco, Juniper, Arista via BYOI, and more. You can also import existing configs and have it extend, fix, or validate them.

Is NetPilot an AI assistant for network engineers?

Yes — and more than an assistant. For network engineers, NetPilot is an AI agent that actually builds and runs the lab, not just a chatbot that writes config text you still have to wire up. Describe a change, a topology, or a protocol scenario in plain English and the agent designs the topology, generates per-vendor configs, and deploys a running multi-vendor lab on real network-OS CLIs in about two minutes — then you SSH in and verify the classic way.

Is NetPilot a network simulator?

NetPilot is a network emulator, not a simulator — and the difference matters for real lab work. A simulator approximates how a device behaves; NetPilot runs the actual network operating systems as containers.

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What is NetPilot?

NetPilot is an AI network engineer that designs, builds, and validates multi-vendor network labs from a plain-English prompt. It deploys real network operating systems as containers, providing SSH access to actual CLIs. Nokia SR Linux is built in; Cisco, Juniper, and Arista are supported via bring-your-own-image (BYOI). The platform is cloud-native, browser-based, and offers a free tier.

What can NetPilot do?

AI-designed labs
Describe any topology in plain English — AI designs, configures, and deploys it; SSH in to verify.
Multi-vendor support
Nokia SR Linux built in; Cisco, Juniper, Arista via BYOI. 9+ NOSes.
Real CLIs over SSH
SSH into real network OSes from the browser — actual network-OS code, not a simulation.
Multi-turn iteration
“Add an Arista spine, move OSPF to area 0.0.0.1” → AI updates across all devices.
Cloud-native
Browser only. Nothing to install. No VMs, no server for the cloud option.
Import configs
Import existing device configs to extend, fix, or validate them.
MCP-connectable
MCP server for your AI agents; connects to NetBox, Nautobot & Nornir (read-only).
Fast deployment
~2 minutes from prompt to working multi-vendor lab.

Who is NetPilot for?

Network engineers: Test changes before prod: Mirror your network, run the change, and see what breaks — before it ever touches a production device.
Network engineers: Real multi-vendor CLIs, no gear: SSH into real network OSes from the browser — Nokia SR Linux built in, Cisco, Juniper, and Arista via BYOI.
Network engineers: Let the agent do the setup: Describe the topology in plain English; the AI agent designs it, writes per-vendor configs, and deploys it in ~2 minutes — then you verify on the real CLI.
Enterprise teams: Proof-of-concept labs: Spin up a working demo environment in minutes, show a prospect exactly how your product performs in their network, then tear it down after the call.
Enterprise teams: Change validation: Import production configs into a digital twin and test routing changes, firewall updates, and firmware upgrades before they touch live infrastructure.