Week with my-pi-agent
Last week I’ve set a goal for myself to go 100% without writing a single line of code manually. I’ve been trying agentic workflows for a year now. My first agentic tool I’ve tried was aider and it was pretty cool experience at that time. For the last few months I’ve been using OpenCode but I haven’t been able to let it control 100% of my results. Mainly because it hasn’t been able to earn my trust. I’ve been watching different tools for a long time and decided that it was time to try out something minimal. Something that I can make work for me. Make it work with my workflows and tools I use during work. Pi is a bare bones CLI agent similar to Claude Code, Codex CLI and OpenCode. Pi itself is very simple. It might be a turnoff for anyone who wants to just download and start using it. You have to spend some time tinkering it. There is a lot of packages, that can bring the functionality of other CLIs to Pi. The community around Pi is very fresh and thriving. We are still in the early adopters era of agentic programming. I’d consider every package as a potential threat and cautiously review them before installing.
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