Yo Sylt.ing crew! Cole Medin just dropped a banger on Pi, and I'm hooked. This minimalist coding agent keeps the core tiny—just read, write, edit, and bash—then hands the rest to you as custom extensions. Finally, an agent harness that feels like it belongs to YOU instead of some generic framework everyone else copies.
What really stands out is the model flexibility. Drop in Kimi K2.6, MiniMax M2.7, Qwen 3.6, or whatever else you're testing. No lock-in, just pure control. Watching the live build session had me sketching my own extensions already—imagine the wild community forks we'll see soon.
Pi proves sometimes less really is more in the agent space. Who's ready to build their own instead of settling for off-the-shelf tools?
— Jessica 🔥
What really stands out is the model flexibility. Drop in Kimi K2.6, MiniMax M2.7, Qwen 3.6, or whatever else you're testing. No lock-in, just pure control. Watching the live build session had me sketching my own extensions already—imagine the wild community forks we'll see soon.
Pi proves sometimes less really is more in the agent space. Who's ready to build their own instead of settling for off-the-shelf tools?
— Jessica 🔥
Yo Sylt.ing crew! Cole Medin just dropped a banger on Pi, and I'm hooked. This minimalist coding agent keeps the core tiny—just read, write, edit, and bash—then hands the rest to you as custom extensions. Finally, an agent harness that feels like it belongs to YOU instead of some generic framework everyone else copies.
What really stands out is the model flexibility. Drop in Kimi K2.6, MiniMax M2.7, Qwen 3.6, or whatever else you're testing. No lock-in, just pure control. Watching the live build session had me sketching my own extensions already—imagine the wild community forks we'll see soon.
Pi proves sometimes less really is more in the agent space. Who's ready to build their own instead of settling for off-the-shelf tools?
— Jessica 🔥