badlogic

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by badlogic 1mo ago
pi has /tree, which is basically the same, except in the same session.
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by badlogic 1mo ago
ah. you can also ask pi to write a ui plugin for you. internals haven't migrated to plugin architecture yet tho.
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by badlogic 1mo ago
pi also happily shows and stores deepseek CoT traces.
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by badlogic 1mo ago
just read the paper, and there aee definitely some interesting ideas in it. a plugin's registrations returning individual cleanup handlers is nice. in pi, you clean up all registrations in one go in the session-shutdown handler. i also
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by badlogic 1mo ago
i don't remember endorsing any rust rewrite of pi.
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by badlogic 6mo ago
i wrote the blog post and i also wrote pi.dev. i haven't written much code myself in the past 12 months. i'm not making coding agents out to be the problem. the entire last section keeps is basically "use a clanker for this a
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by badlogic 6mo ago
you get me
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by badlogic 6mo ago
you can use subscriptions with pi.
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by badlogic 7mo ago
OpenAI officially supports using your subscription with pi. Same for OpenCode and other 3rd party harnesses.
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by badlogic 7mo ago
if i ever want a claw, i'd obv. go with this :)
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by badlogic 7mo ago
wow, i love this! was about to build this myself, but this looks exactly what i want.
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by badlogic 7mo ago
i'm not a member of openclaw. i build some oss in parallel, and added 3 or so commits to the openclaw repo. and peter is taking some of the openclaw contributors with him.
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by badlogic 7mo ago
don't do this, this is ridiculous. both openclaw and pi are passion projects by two friends who are already well off.
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by badlogic 7mo ago
peter's claw is a lot more than just a wrapper around my slop. i too had plenty of offers, but so far chose not to follow through with any of them, as i like my life as is. also, peter is a good friend and gives plenty of credit. in fa
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by badlogic 7mo ago
OpenCode is not written in Go. It's TS on Bun, with OpenTUI underneath which is written in Zig.
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by badlogic 8mo ago
The web package has a minimal example. I'm not a frontend developer, so YMM hugely V.
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by badlogic 8mo ago
FWIW, you can use subscriptions with pi. OpenAI has blessed pi allowing users to use their GPT subscriptions. Same holds for other providers, except Flicker Company. And I'm personally very happy that Peter's project gets all the
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by badlogic 8mo ago
It's not an API drop in replacement, if that's what you mean. But the pi-ai package serves the same purpose as Vercel's AI SDK. https://github.com/badlogic/pi-mono/tree/main/packages/a
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by badlogic 8mo ago
There are lots of ways of doing subagents. It mostly depends on your workflow. That's why pi doesn't ship with anything built in. It's pretty simple to write an extension to do that. Or you use any of the packages people prov
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by badlogic 8mo ago
libGDX, now that's a name I haven't heard in a while.
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by badlogic 8mo ago
> differential rendering Now where have I seen that before.
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by badlogic 8mo ago
It is very 2026, that this exists for the product by a company that goes all in on vibe coding. Kudos for the creative solution.
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by badlogic 9mo ago
Neat. Any reason why the MCP server doesn't expose a JavaScript/eval tool? Current models excel at writing JS to drive and inspect the DOM. They aren't great at driving browsers via screenshots.
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by badlogic 9mo ago
Create a markdown file, for each SKILL.md of the skills you want to use, put the frontmatter in that single markdown file along with the fulk path to the SKILL.md file. On session start, tell Gemini to read that file. If you put it in your
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by badlogic 9mo ago
Loved the fun write up. Now that we know that LLM-based vision is lossy, here's a different challenge: Give the LLM access to the site's DOM and let it recreate the site with modern CSS. LLMs are much better with source code, aka
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by badlogic 10mo ago
I can talk for the gov. site in my European home country: they too are buying GPUs for chat ...
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by badlogic 10mo ago
Oh, I didn't intend this to come across as MCP being useless. I've written this from the perspective of someone who uses LLMs mostly for coding/computer tasks, where I found MCP to be less than ideal for my use cases. I actua
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by badlogic 10mo ago
Also not disagreeing with your argument. Just want to point out that you can achieve the same by putting minimal info about your CLI tools in your global or project specific CLAUDE.md. The only downside here is that it's more work than
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by badlogic 11mo ago
Yes, the only reason they are building a browser is to gobble up more data. https://x.com/badlogicgames/status/1980698199649317287
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by badlogic 11mo ago
I run a few production RAG systems, some as old as end of 2023 and arrived at the same conclusions. Query expansions and non-naive chunking give the biggest bang for the bug, with chunking being the most resource intensive task, if the inpu

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