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Happy pi.dev user here, give it a try! I would say that's kind of the "vim experience" but for harnesses: has the minimum, if you want something more you extend
by mackenney 4mo ago
Happy pi.dev user here, give it a try! I would say that's kind of the "vim experience" but for harnesses: has the minimum, if you want something more you extend it :)
- mkj 4mo agoI'm wondering who's going to buy pi! (Edit sorry forgetting names, I mean who's going to buy Earendil). Good luck to Armin, he's done some good stuff.
- uaksom 4mo agoEarendil did! https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2026/5/24/pi-oss/ https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2026/5/24/pi-oss/
- dakolli 4mo agoThat sounds like a Thiel funded project, given the Tolkien name.. If so, I won't ever be using Pi. edit: From first glance, it doesn't look like it. But I basically don't trust any tech company that takes to Tolkien naming conventions.
- iamsaitam 4mo agoSaying it gives "the minimum" is generous, it's pretty much useless out of the box. And did I say slow as well? I think pi is great if you're into spending your time managing your harness rather than using it. In that regard, it's more like neovim.
- serf 4mo ago> .. if you're into spending your time managing your harness .. as is always the answer when this comes up about anything agent related : save yourself the time and have the agent do it. Don't spend hours on something you don't want to do that it can - that's the point here.