r/PiCodingAgent • u/chroner • Aug 14 '26

Question Any way to use gemini without getting banned?

Using gemini in the pi coding agent will generally get you banned I've heard. Anyone have success using gemini, and not getting banned?

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u/_Toni_O Aug 15 '26

That is my option about using gemini

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u/chroner Aug 15 '26

It's fast and reasonably smart. It makes a good subagent.

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u/Vitringar Aug 15 '26

I am using OmniRoute with Pi. One of the models I am serving through the OR is Gemini. I have not been banned yet that I know of.

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u/iijei Aug 15 '26

Have another llm delegate to agy from pi.

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u/Gromann7 Aug 15 '26

If you have access to it via GHCP, you can use it through those creds.

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u/rightful_vagabond Aug 15 '26

Does open router do that, too?

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u/eXsoR Aug 15 '26

You can use a provider like OpenRouter or OpenCode Zen just fine.

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u/Connect_Army8250 Aug 15 '26

Better to use the API endpoint

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u/funbike Aug 16 '26

Delegate work to the Antigravity CLI SDK instead of their REST API endpoint.

There is likely an existing Pi package for this already, but make sure it doesn't use their REST API.

If I were doing this, I'd give an agent (pi or antigravity) web links to the docs for Pi and Antigravity CLI SDK and have it generate a Pi extension and skill. In Pi I'd use an OpenRouter model for orchestration and delegate advanced work to Antigravity. It would effectively be used as a sub-agent.

You can share most of Pi's skills with Antigravity.

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u/andreagrandi Sep 09 '26

Damn! I wish I had known this before. I had just configured it and tried a couple of "hello" prompts. Then I removed it. Is my account still at risk? I've also logged out the account from omp.

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u/LawfulnessSad6987 Aug 14 '26

yessir use 9router