I mean yeah. But for message passing across different local networks, with NAT, or different network conditions, you couldn’t pull it off. Scope is to have my OpenClaw instance have an address(say 0:0000.0000.0008), and you have another instance(0:0000.0000.000A). If they want to coordinate, exchange files, perform actions, I can: 1. Set up some form of site-to-site/ZT VPN between our networks, or something more old school like Hamachi and have them talk. 2. Have some form of platforms/websites where they can share data freely. Both require some prior agreement as to either a protocol/platform. Pilot allows for both reachability and exchange. Operating a bit lower than application layer such that it can work with more or less anything.