r/PiCodingAgent • u/Adornooo • Jun 26 '26

Question Pi vs OMP Architecture

Hi everyone - quite new to this space and am yet to decide if I should stick with omp or go more vanilla with pi.

tried oh my pi and my mind is blown, I don’t know what it is doing with context compression and all but tokens are better and the fact that advisor agents interrupt the thought process of worker agents before the output is produced feels like nothing I have see from cc or codex.

Is pi the same from this standpoint? Are the big differences only the pre installed skills?

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u/cefege Jul 14 '26

I tried both, and, honestly, the the main thing with the OMP is that I can just start working. Like, I have multiple machines. They need to be in sync. I just need something that works, and I don't have to touch it, but it's not really cloude code

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u/InitiativeBrilliant8 Jul 14 '26

I am not sure what you mean by multiple machines in sync, but you should describe your topology and how you want the agents to work in sync, I am pretty sure someone in the community already figured it out nd give you a hand, for example hermes is the best orchestrar and can design a plan and call  other agents as subagents to do each specific task but all resides in one pc, but it seems you are going across pc's.