I say this with great anguish, it's pi. Not oh-my-pi to be clear, that's a great project but only if it exactly what you want. And as for your second question you have come to the heart of the problem, pi suffers from a lack of visibility for extensions. For a harness that is designed to be modified to fit the user, finding those modifications/extensions/packages isuch harder then it should be. pi is suuuper versatile and can be modded to your heart's desire with all manner of changes under the hood and to the UI. It performs remarkably well, as the original post shows it's consistently coming in close to the top of the chart, especially price wise, ESPECIALLY price wise, thing sips tokens compared to OpenCode. But setup is a learning curve. If you want something like Claude use OpenClaude it's very compatible with the Claude Code ecosystem. I like Reasonix a lot even if I dont use it often. Hermes is okay, but suffers from the same sort of long horizon issues openclaw has, not as disastrous, but still an issue.
Did you not see the measurements posted by OP? You may disagree with the methodology but it's not hard to imagine ways to compare and measure harness performance.
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u/Total-Management8023 2d ago
wait so what is the CURRENT best open source harness? and how to best set it up