2.3.0 (2026-10-31)

✨ JET Pilot 2.3: Health, split view and windows

JET Pilot now tells you what's broken, what changed before it broke and what will hurt next, and shows more than one thing at a time.

What's broken, in plain words: one row per broken workload, job, node or volume claim across your active clusters, such as "Secret fraud-model-credentials doesn't exist".
Open one to see the likely cause, the last crash, the logs before it and the failing probe. Fix it with a dry-run diff first: raise a memory limit, roll back, restart or retry a job. When Helm, Argo CD or Flux manages the object, JET Pilot offers the patch to copy instead.
Snooze or acknowledge what you already know about.

What changed, newest first: image bumps, config edits, scaling, Helm releases, GitOps syncs, restarts and node conditions, with who did it and a diff.
From the cluster's own history, plus a record JET Pilot keeps while it's open: 14 days, on your machine only. Secret and ConfigMap values are never stored.
A Changes section in the side panel of workloads, pods, config maps, secrets and nodes.

Risks: missing limits and probes, :latest images, single replicas, missing disruption budgets, privileged containers and certificates about to expire, checked when you ask.
Upgrades: support dates for EKS, GKE, AKS and Kubernetes, the deprecated APIs your objects and Helm releases still use, and add-ons that need an update. The Clusters hub notes clusters near or past the end of support.
No network calls: the data ships with JET Pilot.

Hand a problem, an object or a cluster to the agent you already use: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot CLI or a command of your own, in a terminal tab with kubectl pinned to that cluster.
Careful by default: on read-only clusters the agent starts in its read-only or plan mode. It's off until you pick an agent in Settings › AI. JET Pilot stores no keys and sends nothing itself.

Two views side by side: Alt+click a sidebar item, or press ⌘\ / Ctrl+\. The sidebar, the palette and back and forward follow the pane you last clicked.
A window of its own: Shift+click a sidebar item or a tab. Running shells move without restarting, and windows come back after a restart.

Through a bastion: connect a cluster through a SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy, or an SSH jump host. JET Pilot keeps the tunnel open while you use the cluster and never asks for a password.
jetpilot:// links to objects, lists, Helm releases and Health tabs, for Slack, runbooks and alerts. Links only navigate.

Log volume: a slim chart above the logs; drag across it to show only that time range.
The kubectl equivalent in confirmations and the row menu.
Copy as CSV from the row menu, the selection bar or ⌘⇧C / Ctrl+Shift+C.
Notify me when a rollout you started finishes or gets stuck.
Drain checks first for disruption budgets, bare pods and emptyDir data.
One JET Pilot: opening it again brings the running app forward.

Every fix in this release goes through the guardrails: read-only clusters block it, and protected clusters ask you to type the name.

The full history is in the changelog.

split view and pop-out windows, a Health page with Ask AI, and the polish pack (#131) (c705e23)

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.