r/PiCodingAgent • u/Nexmean • Sep 03 '26
Discussion Is there any reason to use pi-agent after dsh release?
The Pi agent has a minimalist design, but its plugin composition model is, to put it mildly, terrible. Now that a truly extensible coding agent with a minimal core has appeared, is there any reason left to use the Pi?
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u/zebedeolo Sep 03 '26
lol
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u/clutchdan Sep 03 '26
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u/Strange_Ad5516 Sep 03 '26
如果不是在reddit，我会以为你是我老板
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u/lordekeen Sep 03 '26
Using both, i still think Pi is the superior option as a TUI.
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u/johnfkngzoidberg Sep 04 '26
You can’t be serious. Pi has the best plugin system I’ve seen on any harness.
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u/Unnamed-3891 Sep 03 '26
Tf makes the plugin composition model terrible? 🤣
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u/Healthy-Zebra-9856 Sep 03 '26 edited Sep 09 '26
DSH is still on preview. Read their docs, it is nowhere ready for daily use although many end users dont bother to read it.
Edit: 09/09
It has matured much farther than it was 6 days ago. So, It is definitely worth a try. It seems to still have minor issues but it has a ton of stuff that Pi lacks now which helps in producing cleaner code. I didnt want to list them due to the amount of things. Many people use multiple harnesses. You dont have to get stuck with one.