Maybe related to this minimalism, Pi doesn't come with most of the tools an LLM needs to function efficiently or effectively. I get that a blank slate is the paradigm, and you can add whatever you want, but it's too blank IMO.

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arcanemachiner 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I have a functional Pi config, mostly self-made (it has everything I want, incl. subagents, web search, a /btw command, and other misc. addons), and my system prompt is ~3k.

	▲	mft_ 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Would you mind sharing?

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bel8 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

It's easy to add using plugins.

What do you miss? I ask because I do some heavy work with pi + GLM 5.2 (using opencode Go subscription) and my workflow is plan -> implement.

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mft_ an hour ago | parent [-]

> It's easy to add using plugins.

Sure, but you have to add almost everything, no? It deliberately only comes with read, write, edit, and bash. My point wasn't that you can't add stuff, but that I'd just rather use an harness that's a bit more full featured from the start.

(Pi is a bit like old 3D printing where fettling the printer to work is a central part of the hobby. I'd rather just buy a Prusa.)

	▲	agentdev001 44 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I'd like to understand what features you're referring to that are missing from base-install Pi CLI.

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azuanrb 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

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