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How did you decide on Pi over Opencode? What you see as the “edge” Pi has?
by rad-b 2mo ago
How did you decide on Pi over Opencode? What you see as the “edge” Pi has?
- theturtletalks 2mo agoThe extension catalog[0] for Pi is really nice and I feel like Pi's TUI is a bit lighter than OpenCode's. I use my custom terminal multiplexer on my phone using Tailscale so the lighter TUI is much better on mobile. I haven't used OpenCode in months so this might've changed. I'm also thinking of giving JCode a spin since it's even lighter but doesn't have extensions. 0. https://pi.dev/packages https://pi.dev/packages 1. https://github.com/1jehuang/jcode https://github.com/1jehuang/jcode
- alasano 2mo agoPi to me felt like when you install a fresh OS with nothing on it and then customize it to your liking. Sure there are some features that you'll want immediately but when I took at look at the number of slash commands that ship with Claude code I find it ridiculous.
- aktenlage 2mo agoNot OP, but it seems to be the one most likely not following the silicon valley playbook (aka the road to enshitification).
- CuriouslyC 2mo agoPi is more minimal and it can be used to create fancier custom agents for various tasks with plugins. OpenCode is nice if you are only coding though, then the difference isn't really that big unless you want an unusual interface/behavior.
- throw1234567891 2mo agoIts extension system.