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Oh My Pi

AI coding agent with hash-anchored edits, LSP, subagents, and browser tools

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AI-powered code migration tool that automates framework upgrades, language migrations, and API version transitions. Analyzes your codebase to generate migration plans, then applies changes systematically across affected files. Reduces the risk and effort of major upgrades by handling the tedious, error-prone aspects of codebase-wide transformations that would take developers weeks to complete manually.

oh-my-pi is an open-source AI coding agent for the terminal that features hash-anchored edits, an optimized tool harness, LSP integration, Python execution, browser capabilities, subagent support, and more. It solves the challenge of efficient code editing by AI agents through its innovative hashline system, where every line in a file receives a short content-hash anchor that allows the model to reference specific locations precisely without reproducing entire blocks of text. This approach dramatically reduces token usage and improves edit accuracy compared to traditional diff-based or search-and-replace editing strategies used by other coding agents.

oh-my-pi differentiates itself with its hash-anchored editing system that gives each line a unique content hash, enabling the AI model to specify exact edit locations with minimal token overhead. The tool harness is optimized for speed and reliability, with built-in support for Language Server Protocol (LSP) integration for code intelligence, Python code execution for running scripts and tests, browser automation for web interaction tasks, and subagent delegation for breaking complex tasks into parallel subtasks. The terminal-native interface provides a focused development experience with real-time feedback and interactive control over agent actions.

oh-my-pi targets developers and engineers who prefer terminal-based AI coding assistants and want maximum efficiency in how the AI agent interacts with their codebase. It integrates with standard development tools through LSP for code navigation and analysis, and supports multiple LLM providers for flexibility in model selection. oh-my-pi is particularly appealing to developers who work with large codebases where token efficiency matters, as the hash-anchored editing system significantly reduces the amount of code that needs to be sent to and from the model for each edit operation, resulting in faster iterations and lower API costs.

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CLI (macOS, Linux, Windows)

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