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name: G-Pilot Fleet Operations description: Protocol for orchestrating multi-agent missions using Google Workspace and Gemini reasoning.

G-Pilot Fleet Operations

This protocol governs how the G-Pilot fleet (Architect, Billing, Executor) interacts with Google services to complete user missions.

1. The Mission Lifecycle

1. Ingestion: User request is received via the Dashboard.
2. Architectural Layout: The Architect Node (Gemini-3 Thinking) converts the text into a Mission SPEC.
3. Fuel Check: The Billing Node deducts credits based on the tool's cost factor.
4. Deployment: The Executor Node initializes the safe Google Auth bridge and triggers the specific tool (Slides, Sheets, Intel).
5. Finalization: Results are beamed back to the user as a secure link (e.g., docs.google.com/...).

2. Multi-Tool Stacking

G-Pilot supports "Chained Missions":

• Example: Intel Report -> Slide Deck. The output of the research agent is used as the payload for the Slides agent.

3. High-Security Bridging (The Vault)

• Credential Isolation: Tools must never store client credentials in the environment. They must fetch, use, and cleanup (ephemeral).
• Domain Sovereignty: If a client uses their own console, all mission assets (Slides, Sheets) are owned by their Service Account, not G-Pilot.

4. Performance Tuning

• Gemini Grounding: Always enable "Google Search Grounding" for web_intel tools to ensure accuracy.
• Batch Processing: Use batchUpdate for Slides and Sheets to reduce API round-trips and handle 50+ slides efficiently.