Alternatives to Oh My Pi

2 editor-selected alternatives · Oh My Pi overview →

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OpenCode

83/100open sourceexplicit relation

Open-source terminal-based AI coding agent built in Go by the SST team, with a rich TUI (Bubble Tea) supporting 75+ model providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Bedrock, Groq, and OpenRouter. Features vim-like editing, persistent SQLite sessions, and LSP integration for 40+ languages. Fully free with no vendor lock-in, it has rapidly grown to 95k+ GitHub stars.

OpenCode is 100% free and open-source under the MIT license with $0 software licensing fees. Developers can run local models via Ollama at zero marginal cost, configure their own BYOK API keys across 75+ providers paying token costs directly to model providers, or optionally route requests through the OpenCode Zen pay-as-you-go gateway.Review →

Crush

84/100explicit relation

LSP-enhanced terminal coding agent from Charmbracelet with the broadest cross-platform support including Android. Features mid-session model switching and MCP extensibility for custom tool integration. Combines the elegance of Charmbracelet's TUI toolkit with practical coding assistance, offering a polished terminal experience for developers on any platform.

Free source-available CLI under FSL-1.1-MIT (automatically converts to MIT after 2 years); requires commercial licensing for competing use or proprietary SaaS distribution.Review →

Open-source Oh My Pi alternatives

OpenCode — see all open-source developer tools.

More Terminal & CLI Tools tools

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Claude CodeAnthropic's agentic CLI coding tool that delegates complex tasks to Claude directly from the terminal. Understands entire codebases via automatic context gathering, edits multiple files, runs shell commands, and manages Git workflows autonomously. Supports CLAUDE.md for persistent project instructions, integrates with VS Code and JetBrains, and uses Claude Opus/Sonnet with extended thinking for complex architectural decisions. Built for terminal-first developers.AmpAmp is a multi-model coding agent for terminal, web, macOS/iOS, and IDE-connected workflows. Vendor docs describe the same agent and threads across surfaces, with remote Orbs, local Runners, Dial modes (low / medium / high / ultra), shared threads, MCP, plugins, and BYOK / linked ChatGPT subscriptions. Pricing spans a free Hobby tier, optional Megawatt ($20/mo) and Gigawatt ($200/mo) Individual plans, no-extra-charge Teams workspaces, pay-as-you-go credits, and Enterprise.CodexCodex is OpenAI's coding agent for software development across the Codex app, editor, terminal, and cloud tasks. It helps write, review, debug, refactor, and automate code, with ChatGPT plan access for managed surfaces and API-key usage for CLI, SDK, and IDE workflows. The open-source CLI and SDK support local repository work, while cloud features add GitHub review, Slack/Linear integrations, worktrees, skills, MCP, and automations.ripgrepUltra-fast recursive text search tool written in Rust that respects .gitignore rules automatically. Searches directories significantly faster than grep with smart defaults like line numbers, syntax highlighting, and compressed file support. The de facto replacement for grep among developers, combining the speed of Rust with sensible defaults that eliminate the need for complex command-line flags.GitDiagramVisual architecture generator that transforms any GitHub repository into an interactive system design map within seconds. Analyzes repository structures and README documentation to produce validated component flowcharts, dependency graphs, and Mermaid diagrams. Supports direct URL routing by replacing hub with diagram, provides instant export to SVG and PNG formats, and handles private repositories through user-supplied personal access tokens.Oh My ClaudeCodeOh My ClaudeCode (OMC) is a plugin for Claude Code that adds multi-agent orchestration with 19 specialized agents, smart model routing between Haiku and Opus, and execution modes such as Autopilot, Team, Ralph, Ultrawork, and Deep Interview. It provides lifecycle hooks, a real-time HUD statusline, and source-backed Claude Code workflows that turn one session into a coordinated AI development team.Hermes AgentHermes Agent is an open-source AI agent framework with persistent memory, reusable skills, 40+ tools, cron jobs, and messaging gateways.RepomixRepomix packages entire repositories into single AI-optimized files for feeding to LLMs like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini. It outputs XML, Markdown, JSON, or plain text with token counting, security scanning via Secretlint, and Tree-sitter-based code compression. Works as CLI, MCP server, or Chrome extension for GitHub. Supports Claude Agent Skills generation. 26K+ GitHub stars, MIT licensed, with a web interface at repomix.com for zero-install usage.SuperpowersSuperpowers is an MIT-licensed agentic skills framework and software-development methodology for coding agents. It packages repeatable workflows such as brainstorming, specs, implementation plans, TDD execution, subagent-driven development, and structured review so teams can move from ad hoc prompting to disciplined agent-assisted software delivery.

FAQ

Which Oh My Pi alternative is listed first?

OpenCode is first in the editor-selected list of 2 Oh My Pi alternatives and carries an editorial review score of 83/100. The stored order is editorial; review scores do not determine membership or position.

Are there open-source Oh My Pi alternatives?

Yes — OpenCode are open source.