Brian Yip

@mitsuhiko oh-my-pi has it now github.com/can1357/oh-my-…

Does anyone know if there is a way to use composer 2 via API on a non cursor harness?

@youyuxi oh-my-pi has a Cursor integration github.com/can1357/oh-my-…

Can I use it in opencode though? 🫣

@dominikkoch went with @rhobusiness and it's been great so far

Mercury, Brex or ramp what do I pick?

@FlyaKiet @RadekTomsej @superset_sh +1 i'll make the switch to superset once there's pi support!

@RadekTomsej @superset_sh Works for any CLI agents but we can add explicit pi support

At @superset_sh, we use the tool 10+ hours a day and build for our own use cases. I got a lot of questions on how to squeeze every last bit of performance out of the tool. So here's my setup. I've seen much more insane setup from our customers and even within our team. This is just my personal preference. Share below if you do something different :) Topics covered: 0:00 - Intro 0:30 - Sidebar and sections 1:14 - Bulk workspace creation 3:16 - Presets 4:03 - Changes and PR review 5:35 - Filetree 6:20 - Search 6:45 - Sections 7:08 - Tasks 7:55 - Agents configuration 9:00 - Settings and customization

@levelsio this is basically cmux @manaflowai

Apparently the tmux that does NOT suck exists It has an absolutely unpronounceable name and is called Zellij I will try it now thanks everyone for recommending it 😊 zellij.dev/about/

shoutout @sentry for the moka pot!

@charlieholtz @sriramk @badlogicgames Pi works on Conductor?

@sriramk @badlogicgames Try Conductor! conductor.build

have switched to pi.dev as my agent harness. @badlogicgames has built something very useful. what do folks like as an extension to manage multiple agents at the same time. something that would - show me the status of various agents - show me what is stuck - run meta analysis to suggest better mechanisms (switch models, a side agent that can analyze the current agents) might code one up if nothing exists.

@pratyush_r8 @ThineAI this is really clever, well done guys

The best gadget is the one you don't need to carry. @ThineAI

Took the subagent design from Hermes Agent and extended it into Pi. Best of both worlds.

Hard to expand a mission and sharpen a brand at the same time. Proud to be part of a team that just did. @RugietHealth

Anybody seeing this? Codex endpoint craps out, then recovers.

@entrecurious What’s your takeaway on Droid Missions?

Droid Missions. TIME 5h 18m · Input 12.2M · Cached 105.8M · Output 554.7K Results: sound promising from its description, but still unevaluated.

Here we go folks, pitting Claude Code teams against Droid Mission on a mega-task. I'll build a thread with findings.

Migrated from @openclaw to Hermes Agent by @NousResearch this weekend and won’t be looking back

@jxnlco cc the big boss @Reedjd

Can anyone intro

@T_Zahil Testing Pi Agent + Cmux right now

I've tried Claude Desktop, Conductor, Codex and a few others They're all great, but I'm still missing a few things, and I feel like I'm adapting myself to their workflow instead of the opposite. Do you know a better alternative, or should I build my own?

@Hartdrawss This design is from my iteration on @variantui 😂

Pro Tip for FRONTEND DEVS: > Don’t just “pick some Tailwind classes” and vibe. > Build a real design system once, then reuse it everywhere: - Define a small, strict set of primitives: colors, spacing scale, radii, typography, shadows - Wrap them into components (button, input, card, modal, etc.) that you actually use across projects - Document when to use which variant so your UI doesn’t feel random > Then back it with tokens + a linter: - Put all colors, spacing, font sizes, z-indexes into tokens (JS/TS, CSS vars, or Tailwind config) - Add a custom linter / ESLint rule / stylelint rule that screams if someone hardcodes `#fff`, `16px`, or `margin: 37px` - Fail PRs that don’t use tokens or try to sneak in one-off styles Do this once and every new screen ships faster, looks consistent, and is way easier to refactor later.

@jackfriks Minimax is free this week!

other than claude what is the best model to run openclaw with? want to try out some other models that don’t cost too much and are still decent at basic tasks (bonus points for personality like claude)

@robjama What's the biggest differences between this and Codex?

conductor app is my favorite app for vibe coding and it's even not close better than terminal, better than cursor. if you're on mac and not using this idk what to tell you

@Jarodxu7 happycapy

Excited to launch happycapy, an agent-native computer on your browser. Claude Code → Clawdbot → Happycapy > Private sandbox for everyone to run Claude Code anytime anywhere - no Mac Mini needed > GUI built for everyday user, visualizing skills and its output

@airtable I paid for an annual subscription of the Teams plan but I'm now I'm unable to add-on Portals to start immediately instead of after my year ends. Please help!