I've been using OpenCode in the terminal for months. Now I'm trying the desktop app on my personal Linux machine, with the same OpenCode Go subscription and without touching my config.

pi-claude-bridge wires pi to the Claude Code Agent SDK so you can use Opus, Sonnet and Haiku from your Pro, Max or Team subscription as regular pi models, with no API key and every tool call flowing through pi's TUI.

pi-provider-opencode-console adds OpenCode Console and OpenCode Go to pi with OAuth device-code login and a live model catalog, so you no longer wait for a pi release to refresh its static model list.

The HarnessTax study from UC Berkeley and Arena evaluates 21 model-harness pairings and reaches three surprising conclusions. They back up with data why I use pi and OpenCode daily.

Third and final part of the series on pi. In the first part I explained what pi is and compared it to other agents. In the second I wrote a complete usage guide. Now it's time for what really sets pi apart from everything else: the extensions.

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Complete pi guide: from installation and first steps to tree sessions, branching, skills, extensions, and power-user tricks.

Pi is a minimal terminal coding agent. This article explains what it is, how it differs from Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Gemini CLI, and why it went viral.

A comparison of three extensions for running subagents in pi — TintinWeb, NicoBailon, and Taskplane — each with a different approach.