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Posted by kristianpaul 12 hours ago

Pi – A minimal terminal coding harness(pi.dev)
341 points | 143 commentspage 4
mobrienv 7 hours ago|
Another batteries included pi setup. Built a lightweight mobile webui to run it on termux and code on my phone.

https://github.com/mikeyobrien/rho

TacticalCoder 6 hours ago||
Naming skills though...
qazplm17 7 hours ago||
Pi treats you like an adult and shows whatever the fuck LLM is doing rather than actively hiding shit from the user. And just for that, once you tasted the freedom and transparency, there’s no way to go back to CC.
WXLCKNO 56 minutes ago||
After 2.20.0 of Claude code where they started not showing what files are read / searches are made by default .. I fucking love how easy it was to ditch Claude code for pi.
TZubiri 7 hours ago||
I think OpenCode is the same.

They are all open source though so you can just find out whats going on if you want right?

fnord77 6 hours ago||
I mean using the captive agents is much cheaper than supplying your api key to a 3rd party agent.
TZubiri 7 hours ago||
Wtf is that example gif?

The prompt shown is

"Who's your daddy and what does he do?"

Is this a joke or tech? Is the author a dev or a clown?

enneff 6 hours ago||
It’s a quote from the movie Kindergarten Cop.
NamlchakKhandro 7 hours ago||
No one cares about your opinions.

This coding agent certainly couldn't give a fuck.

agentwyz 10 hours ago||
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prakashrj 11 hours ago||
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cyanydeez 11 hours ago||
The backing to OpenClaw/MoltBot whatever they're calling themselves. Why is it insecure, well, Pi tells you >No permission popups.

Anyway, even if you give your agent permission, there's no secure way to know whether what they're asking to is what they'll actually do, etc.

chriswarbo 9 hours ago||
> Why is it insecure, well, Pi tells you >No permission popups.

Pi supports permission popups, but doesn't use them by default. Their example extensions show how to do it (add an event listener for `tool_call` events; to block the call put `block: true` in its result).

> there's no secure way to know whether what they're asking to is what they'll actually do

What do you mean? `tool_call` event listeners are given the parameters of the tool call; so e.g. a call to the `bash` tool will show the exact command that will execute (unless we block it, of course).

himata4113 11 hours ago||
you want to put agents in a sandbox instead such as bwrap anyways.
cermicelli 11 hours ago|
Just how expensive was that domain?
jotaen 11 hours ago||
README on Github says “pi.dev domain graciously donated by exe.dev” (though that doesn’t say anything about the original price of course).
schpet 11 hours ago||
oh that's kind. i hope they keep the old domain up too though: https://shittycodingagent.ai/