tmustier

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   by tmustier 7mo ago

   I haven’t met a single person who has tried pi for a few days and not made it their daily driver. Once you taste the freedom of being able to set up your tool exactly how you like, there’s really no going back. and you can build cool stuff
2. 2.▲
   by tmustier 7mo ago

   Didn't have to modify. OG Pi is made to be extended & used as a building block so closer to say I wrapped it As for skills, yes and it's a virtual filesystem
3. 3.▲
   by tmustier 7mo ago

   maybe one day track changes is the big one to get right
4. 4.▲
   by tmustier 7mo ago

   i'll prob add over wkd hadn't bothered as still making changes
5. 5.▲
   by tmustier 7mo ago

   yes felt long overdue for OSS :)
6. 6.▲
   by tmustier 7mo ago

   I might do once I get local to a good spot. Should in theory be fine on web... but haven't tested/tried
7. 7.▲
   by tmustier 7mo ago

   opencode is great, but I'm a big pi fan - pi has a minimal core that is hackable+extensible by design and is aware of its own docs. So your coding agent can mod your coding agent exactly as you like. https://pi.dev/
8. 8.▲
   by tmustier 7mo ago

   generally been fine, adding some optimisations over wkd to increase. Primary thing I want to fix = right now full tool results get passed direct into context so can overflow if using python on a large sheet https://github.com&#x
9. 9.▲
   by tmustier 7mo ago

   I’m building it It’s got various things to clean up but the idea is to bring the spirit of pi (an OSS coding agent that can extend itself and gives you maximal freedom) to excel. So it has things that claude for excel will never have - like