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Philosophically, pi.dev is exactly what I'm looking for. Minimalist and explicit (YOLO by default, we know it can be trouble but we tell you so). Anyone here u
by kriro 1mo ago
Philosophically, pi.dev is exactly what I'm looking for. Minimalist and explicit (YOLO by default, we know it can be trouble but we tell you so).
Anyone here using the Rust rewrite of pi.dev as their daily driver? It's endorsed by the author of pi.dev and looks pretty attractive to me being both minimalist and not having npm attached. Any info "from the trenches" are appreciated (setup with sandboxing, extra niceties etc).
- badlogic 1mo agoi don't remember endorsing any rust rewrite of pi.
- kriro 1mo agoOk, I'm a dummy: https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/pi_agent_rust https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/pi_agent_rust "pi_agent_rust is a from-scratch Rust port of Pi Agent by Mario Zechner (made with his blessing!)." It's pi, not pi.dev