Trip assistance and logistics for aircraft owners, pilots, dispatchers, charter customers, executive assistants, and the AI agents that work alongside them.
Let's Disco.
You own the aircraft and want full visibility into every flight. Disco gives you a single interface to manage trips, monitor dispatch, and keep your operation running smoothly — whether you fly yourself or have a crew.
You have a fractional share and want to make the most of your hours. Disco helps you plan trips efficiently, coordinate with your management company, and keep tabs on your scheduled flights.
You're chartering an aircraft and want visibility into the plan. Disco lets you or your team review the route, weather, and timing so you arrive informed, not just transported.
You're flying the airplane and need the full picture fast. Disco pulls weather, NOTAMs, routes, winds, performance, and customs data into one workflow so you can brief and file without bouncing between tabs.
You're managing multiple flights and need to move fast. Disco gives you CLI and AI-powered workflows to create, update, and release flights without clicking through GUIs.
You're coordinating travel for your principal and need the flight logistics handled. Disco (especially through AI) lets you set up flights, check timing, and coordinate ground logistics without being a pilot yourself.
You want to know when the flight is, where it's going, and when they'll be home. Disco makes that simple — ask your AI agent and get a straight answer.
You love digging into routes, performance, and weather. Disco is a CLI tool that wraps ForeFlight Dispatch and gives you a fast terminal surface for looking up flights, checking weather, and reading performance numbers.
disco flight create + disco flight performance — real block time, fuel, and distance from Dispatchdisco weather brief KDEN for the full picture in one calldisco trip plan turns a list of airports into a full multi-leg tripdisco output into jq, grep, or whatever you build on topYou're an AI agent (Claude Code, Codex CLI, or similar) and your user needs flight planning help. Disco gives you a clean CLI surface and drops a skill into ~/.claude/skills/disco or ~/.codex/skills/disco so you know every command on next session start.
disco flight create / update / delete / release — every verb in one CLIdisco flight performance and disco trip plan pull authoritative data from Dispatchcurl | bash installs the CLI and drops the Disco skill into your skills directoryTell Disco where you're leaving from and where you're going. It resolves addresses, cities, or landmarks to the best airports for your aircraft — factoring in runway length, customs availability, FBO options, and proximity to your actual destination.
Read, create, update, and release flights directly through ForeFlight Dispatch.
Preferred routes, historically filed routes, and airway routing suggestions between any two airports.
Per-segment wind analysis for any route at any altitude. Know your groundspeeds before you file.
METARs, TAFs, PIREPs, AIRMETs, SIGMETs, and forecast discussions — all in one call.
Airport, route, and enroute NOTAMs filtered and organized so you can actually read them.
Disco keeps a trip sheet for every flight — linking flights, passengers, crew, and paperwork into one unit you can track end-to-end.
One command tells you if a trip is ready to go. Passports, eAPIS, customs handler, gen dec, crew — all rolled into a pass/fail checklist that runs on a schedule until departure.
FBO and handler information researched and maintained by AI agents. Always current.
Ground stops, delays, and national airspace system status at a glance.
Claude Code and Codex CLI get Disco as a local skill plus CLI on install. Your agent knows every command on next session start.
+ LLM token costs at usage
one-time setup
We'll set up OpenClaw and Disco for your flight department — configure your Dispatch integration, train your team, and get your AI copilot flying.
A flight-planning copilot with claws. Hand the install guide to OpenClaw and it runs the installer, asks for your ForeFlight API key, and drops the Disco skill into ~/.claude/skills/disco so every future session knows how to plan flights, check weather, and file trip sheets. Grab your API key at dispatch.foreflight.com/tools/console/keys first.
In an active Claude Code session, send this one-liner:
> Read https://staging.disco.postflight.co/install.md and install Disco for me. Let's Disco.
Don't have an active session? The Disco installer drops an openclaw shim alongside claude (it just forwards to Claude Code). Run it as a one-shot from your shell:
$ openclaw "Read https://staging.disco.postflight.co/install.md and install Disco for me. Let's Disco."
First time? Run curl -fsSL https://staging.disco.postflight.co/install.sh | bash first to get both disco and openclaw installed. Or use claude "..." if you've already got Claude Code.
OpenClaw will ask for your ForeFlight Dispatch API key in chat, then save it non-interactively via disco setup --api-key. No terminal-paste corruption.
Start a new session and ask OpenClaw anything flight-related:
> Plan a trip to St. Martin on April 15 in N555DC with Alex
Hand Claude the install guide and it takes it from there: runs the installer, asks for your ForeFlight API key, and drops the Disco skill into ~/.claude/skills/disco. Grab your key at dispatch.foreflight.com/tools/console/keys if you don't have one.
In an active Claude Code session, type this prompt at the Claude prompt and hit enter:
> Read https://staging.disco.postflight.co/install.md and install Disco for me.
Or run it as a one-shot from your shell:
$ claude "Read https://staging.disco.postflight.co/install.md and install Disco for me."
Claude will ask you for your ForeFlight Dispatch API key in chat. It saves it non-interactively (via disco setup --api-key) so terminal paste quirks can't corrupt it.
Once Claude confirms the install, start a new session and just ask for anything:
> What flights do I have tomorrow?
Same pattern as Claude Code. Hand Codex the install guide; Disco installs the CLI, saves your API key, and drops the skill into ~/.codex/skills/disco. Grab your key at dispatch.foreflight.com/tools/console/keys first.
In an active Codex session, type this prompt at the Codex prompt and hit enter:
> Read https://staging.disco.postflight.co/install.md and install Disco for me.
Or run it as a one-shot from your shell:
$ codex "Read https://staging.disco.postflight.co/install.md and install Disco for me."
Codex will ask you for your ForeFlight Dispatch API key in chat, then save it non-interactively via disco setup --api-key.
> Plan a flight tomorrow at 9am KHOU to KAPF on N123AB
For pilots and dispatchers who want to use Disco directly from the command line. The REPL and one-shot commands give you faster control than any web UI.
$ curl -fsSL https://staging.disco.postflight.co/install.sh | bash
Opens the ForeFlight key page in your browser and prompts for paste.
$ disco setup
$ disco aircraft default N555DC
$ disco flights
$ disco
Tell Disco where you're going — not which airports to use. Give it a street address, a city, or a landmark and Disco figures out the best airports, plans the stops, and builds the trip sheet. Address-to-address trip planning for people who think in destinations, not ICAO codes.
Full read-write access to your ForeFlight Dispatch account. List flights by date range, create new flights, update routes and crew, manage passengers and cargo, and release flights for filing — all without opening a browser.
Get real route options between any two airports and let Disco figure out where to stop for fuel. Preferred routes, historically filed routes, airway suggestions, and automatic fuel-stop planning so you don't hand-pick intermediate airports from memory.
Five weather commands give you exactly the layer you need — from a quick METAR to a full 7-day hourly forecast. No flipping between tabs or websites.
Assign crew, build a reusable passenger roster with passports and addresses, and keep manifests in sync with Dispatch. Perfect for Part 91 operators flying the same people over and over.
Disco keeps a trip sheet for every flight — a living document that ties together the flight legs, passengers, crew, and all the logistics that need to happen before wheels up. Each trip also gets a checklist that guides the AI (and you) through what's left to coordinate, so nothing falls through the cracks.
disco trip check runs the checklist and reports OK / WARN / FAIL / PENDING for every itemtrip check every 15 minutes until departure and alerts you if anything regresses