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rudedogg 13 minutes ago [-]
Is using Codex through Pi allowed? I've been a Claude user, but a lot of the things mentioned bother me as well. I see it constantly make mistakes due to (simple) shell aliases, etc..
Not sure I'll actually switch but I'm curious. I've thought about trying to build my own harness and use Codex usage to work through it without spending a fortune on credits.
suoloordi 1 minutes ago [-]
Yes, you can use your Codex subscription with Pi without any limitations. It supports Codex out of the box. You may need to install extensions for things like tracking usage and limit resets though. Pi only provides basic Codex integration.
sigttou 2 minutes ago [-]
Yes, it is allowed and supported normally by pi and others.
justauserid 15 minutes ago [-]
> having a ton of CLAUDE.md files scattered about various GitHub hobby repos is great guerrilla marketing
Their real marketing comes/came from https://github.com/claude phenomenon. Irrespective of what underlying model you are using the claude code harness just sticks this github user as git commit author and then you have to make an effort to remove it. That is just odd.
komali2 38 minutes ago [-]
Anecdotally I run semi nightly harness and local model test runs, and opencode consistently outperforms ohmypi on various code bench tasks.
Note though that this for local models that can run on a 5090, so, kinda dumb models with a small context window. Also they might perform differently on a custom pi setup rather than the very feature rich ohmypi.
Mostly the runs just cause me to get decision fatigue so I typically just use opencode and let a frontier model choose whatever cheaper models it wants to orchestrate with, so long as it's one that's not on the same token budget.
P.S. I'd always wondered who it was that got caleb.software before I could... Outshot in a western duel!
bdemirkir 23 minutes ago [-]
Opencode's system prompt is much smaller than omp. Smaller models may not work well just because of this. Also omp is not pi.
yieldcrv 24 minutes ago [-]
I get 150 tokens/sec on my coding agent, if you are on a MacBook, thats with an M1
try kapitsa as the inference engine with pi as the harness
It works really well
andsoitis 2 hours ago [-]
> Someone at Anthropic must’ve caught wind… just a day after making my decision, they announced Claude Code would finally start supporting AGENTS.md files in an effort to get me to stay.
Forgive me for asking if I should know, but who is the author? Is he famous?
bluerooibos 1 hours ago [-]
'Tis a joke. His landing page says he's a dev at Salesforce, so I presume not famous.
karagenit 56 minutes ago [-]
I’m definitely not famous :^) thanks for reading!
TacticalCoder 1 hours ago [-]
>> Someone at Anthropic must’ve caught wind… just a day after making my decision, they announced Claude Code would finally start supporting AGENTS.md files in an effort to get me to stay.
> Forgive me for asking if I should know, but who is the author? Is he famous?
I think that was tongue in cheek. And by that I don't mean the author's tongue was actually in his cheek.
I also think it went over your head. And by that I don't mean I think it literally went over your head.
cwnyth 57 minutes ago [-]
It's clearly a joke, but I can forgive some people for taking it literally, given the impact that certain well-known devs have on other companies' decision-making. It's a common enough line that it's plausible this could have been a VIP whose opinions swayed a company. Not him and not Anthropic, of course, but it does happen.
derektank 19 minutes ago [-]
I wouldn’t even say not Anthropic, Boris is soliciting recommendations for Claude Code right now in the secrets exposure thread. Hardly implausible
arcanemachiner 49 minutes ago [-]
I can't believe you didn't pick up on the sarcasm in the GP's comment...
ozlikethewizard 25 minutes ago [-]
While I agree the sarcasm is obvious, important to remember sarcasm doesnt really translate well if english is not your first language, and notoriously does not translate well online regardless, see:
The whole AGENTS vs CLAUDE md issue was bound to be resolved. If the models are getting smarter and harnesses getting better - how could you have a product so dumb that it ignores whatever skills, instructions, references, other things that are part of the folder context it is mounted in.
Having claude code ignore agents.md just made it seem dumb. At this point, you probably don't need either.
arcanemachiner 49 minutes ago [-]
> At this point, you probably don't need either.
There's only so much stuff I have the patience to tell it in a session before I write it down somewhere.
aeon_ai 13 minutes ago [-]
> It seems like there isn’t someone high-up whose job is strictly to say “no” to these requests, which is incredibly important when it comes to product engineering
Ah, product management - we know so few of ye who know what you're doing.
45 minutes ago [-]
jMyles 13 minutes ago [-]
I mean... sure, yeah.
But this feels like six weeks (or more) out-of-date. And so it is - from mid-September. And I know that observing such a thing sounds bizarre and teenage, but that's kind of a long time right now; we're at a moment in history when things are moving fast.
We're not really fully ready for the traffic TBH, but for those who few of you choose to click, this is what we've been doing with pi lately:
Not sure I'll actually switch but I'm curious. I've thought about trying to build my own harness and use Codex usage to work through it without spending a fortune on credits.
Their real marketing comes/came from https://github.com/claude phenomenon. Irrespective of what underlying model you are using the claude code harness just sticks this github user as git commit author and then you have to make an effort to remove it. That is just odd.
Note though that this for local models that can run on a 5090, so, kinda dumb models with a small context window. Also they might perform differently on a custom pi setup rather than the very feature rich ohmypi.
Mostly the runs just cause me to get decision fatigue so I typically just use opencode and let a frontier model choose whatever cheaper models it wants to orchestrate with, so long as it's one that's not on the same token budget.
P.S. I'd always wondered who it was that got caleb.software before I could... Outshot in a western duel!
try kapitsa as the inference engine with pi as the harness
It works really well
Forgive me for asking if I should know, but who is the author? Is he famous?
> Forgive me for asking if I should know, but who is the author? Is he famous?
I think that was tongue in cheek. And by that I don't mean the author's tongue was actually in his cheek.
I also think it went over your head. And by that I don't mean I think it literally went over your head.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
Having claude code ignore agents.md just made it seem dumb. At this point, you probably don't need either.
There's only so much stuff I have the patience to tell it in a session before I write it down somewhere.
Ah, product management - we know so few of ye who know what you're doing.
But this feels like six weeks (or more) out-of-date. And so it is - from mid-September. And I know that observing such a thing sounds bizarre and teenage, but that's kind of a long time right now; we're at a moment in history when things are moving fast.
We're not really fully ready for the traffic TBH, but for those who few of you choose to click, this is what we've been doing with pi lately:
https://magenta.cryptograss.live/