Pi Coding Agent is an MIT-licensed terminal coding-agent toolkit now canonical at github.com/earendil-works/pi. GitHub redirects the older badlogic/pi-mono path to the earendil-works/pi repository, which currently shows 66K+ stars, active pushes, and release v0.80.2. The npm package @earendil-works/pi-coding-agent is also at 0.80.2 and describes a coding-agent CLI with read, bash, edit, write tools and session management.
The safest product framing is not a polished managed IDE or enterprise admin layer. Pi is a local Node.js CLI and agent toolkit for developers who want an inspectable loop, terminal UI, and bring-your-own-model workflow they can reason about and extend. The repository description positions it as a unified LLM API, agent loop, TUI, and coding-agent CLI, while pi.dev and package metadata reinforce the terminal-agent orientation rather than a hosted SaaS promise.
That makes Pi most relevant for experienced developers and teams comparing lightweight coding-agent harnesses with larger tools such as Claude Code, OpenCode, or Cursor. Use it when local control, source visibility, and extensibility matter more than turnkey governance dashboards. Avoid brittle copy about exact prompt size, unsupported provider lists, or old repository paths; keep the page anchored to the canonical repo URL, MIT license, current npm/release version, and the read/bash/edit/write plus session-management toolset that public package metadata supports.
