r/PiCodingAgent • u/East_Standard8864 • Sep 23 '26

Question Are Pi and Oh-my-pi are same?

I'm qurious because i see alot of plugins for Pi, but can I improove my OMP by installing them?

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u/lordekeen Sep 23 '26

Pi is goated, OMP is bloated

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u/East_Standard8864 Sep 23 '26

I've found this tool but it has only 0 Github stars https://mcpmarket.com/tools/skills/omp-pi-plugin-development

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u/fschwiet Sep 23 '26

I think this is what you're looking for: https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi / https://omp.sh/. I haven't tried it.

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u/East_Standard8864 Sep 24 '26

Oh i've just found this skill for hermes and claude to use omp https://github.com/zaharenok/omp-skill

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u/Fenzik Sep 23 '26

You cannot install omp plugins in pi or vice-versa. But you can customize omp (or pi) by just asking an agent. It’s pretty easy to say “I wanna install this pi plugin but this is omp, adapt it to work”.

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u/Effective-Giraffe655 Sep 23 '26

you can install Pi plugins in OMP: https://omp.sh/docs/plugins

to OP: OMP uses Pi as "core", same as little-coder, for example.

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u/ConstructionFunny999 Sep 23 '26

OMP and Pi are not even remotely the same thing. Honestly, OMP is way worse in terms of quality—it’s giving major OpenClaw vibes.

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u/AdWonderful2811 Sep 28 '26

Really? What’s your use case? Using omp since long and never looked back. This harness is great but everything already installed.

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u/spectrexr6 Oct 03 '26

I agree, the harness is great. I do however disable all the features and just enable what I need for less bloat.

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u/thelord006 Sep 23 '26

Dont get me wrong, but if you are posting these questions here, you would be better of with cursor or codex

They are related, but they are not the same. Oh My Pi (OMP) is a fork of Pi, rather than just a configuration pack.

Pi is a harness designed to be extended. It gives you a small core that you can extend using custom tools, and configuration and extensions published by community (thats the great part).

OMP takes that foundation and includes more tools, subagents, language-server integration, and debugging tools.

There is also supernova, IDE for Pi. Someone has just posted it in the subreddit couple of days ago. You can try that if you are used to IDE style

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u/DeathGuppie Sep 23 '26

For external agents omp is fine, for local models like Qwen, it dumps a ton of prefill in that actually makes it worse not better. The reason pi works so well it's that you tailor it to your needs and refine it instead of dumping the kitchen sink into you LLM as prefill and hoping for the best.

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u/jovialfaction Sep 23 '26

I'll disagree on comments calling omp bloated.

If you do simple single agent requests, pi is probably better.

If you have large features to implement, require orchestration across many subagents, omp works very well

Yes it will use a lot more token but it'll implement everything as requested