2.1.0 (2026-10-12)

✨ Team roles on AWS, and switching your way

Sign in as yourself, work as your team. Signed in through IAM Identity Center with a personal permission set? You can now add the team roles you're allowed to assume (sts:AssumeRole), including roles in other accounts.
Paste a role ARN or pick one from ~/.aws/config, then choose the account and role you sign in with. JET Pilot checks straight away that the role can be assumed.
Clusters follow the role. JET Pilot finds EKS clusters in the team role's account, and kubectl tokens for those clusters use the team role, in the app and in your terminal.
Find it in Add cluster › AWS › IAM Identity Center, or in an account's menu under accounts and roles.

New setting: Settings › Clusters › Context switcher › Picking a cluster or namespace.
- Add (the default) keeps working as before: picks combine clusters and namespaces.
- Switch jumps straight to the cluster and namespace you pick and closes the menu, like you may be used to from k9s.
Hold ⌘ / Ctrl while picking to do the other one, whichever you chose.

macOS: brew install --cask unxsist/tap/jet-pilot, or download the .dmg for Apple Silicon (aarch64) or Intel (x64).
[!IMPORTANT]
JET Pilot isn't notarized by Apple. The Homebrew tap removes the quarantine flag for you. If you install the .dmg yourself and macOS says the app "is damaged" or "can't be verified", run this once:
```
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/JET Pilot.app"
```
Windows: the .exe or .msi installer (SmartScreen: More info → Run anyway).
Linux: .deb, .rpm or .AppImage for x64 and ARM64.

Existing installs update themselves.