Earendil and the Pi community have announced the release of Pi 1.0. This version is described as a hardened, minimal, and extensible agent harness, built on feedback from users over several months. Pi 1.0 is intended to be a stable foundation for building agentic applications.
Pi 1.0 incorporates native support for Codemode, including MCP, and non-LLM models like Jev and i. It also features virtual model extensions and deferred tool loading. The development process for Pi 1.0 focused on integrating proven functionalities while maintaining its minimal design.
Alongside Pi 1.0, Earendil introduced Pi Durable, an experimental new package. Pi Durable is designed for long-running, durable, and malleable agents that can operate in various environments. It aims to provide a harness that can be accessed from different interfaces, support extended conversations, and withstand internal and external failures.
While the Pi coding agent (Pi 1.0) is built for single-user operation within a terminal, Pi Durable addresses the need for agent technology that can serve multiple humans and maintain functionality over time. Pi Durable does not replace the Pi coding agent but acts as a framework for more complex, multi-user agentic applications.
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The Pi agent harness has released version 1.0, incorporating native Codemode support, virtual model extensions, and deferred tool loading. This update focuses on hardening the existing minimal agent while also introducing a new experimental package, Pi Durable, for long-running agentic applications.
Earendil has released Pi 1.0, a coding agent designed for individual use in a terminal environment. Concurrently, the company introduced Pi Durable, an experimental package intended as a framework for building durable, long-running agentic applications that can operate across various environments and support multi-user interaction.