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As longtime plan mode abstainers, we support this upcoming simplification! nitter.cf/trq212/status/21028131…

If you want to follow along with what our team is cooking up, do check out earendil.com/posts/ from time to time...

We also pushed out a new release so that the library can use the latest models. pi.dev/news/releases/0.87.1

New models (Opus 5.5, GPT-6-Sol and GPT-6-Luna) are live on Radius. radius.earendil.com/

Hello opus. If you want it in pi, wait or pi update --models nitter.cf/claudeai/status/210243…

People of Pi, what are some of the best agentic experiences you have built or seen people build with Pi? What are some ways we could improve the experience for you?

When was the last time you felt like you truly learned something new about agentic engineering, that was reproducible and that you still do? What was it?

Today's Sunday meditation ran into some unexpected hiccups and we accidentally published just a picture first. That was not intentional! :)

We learned two things: 1) /bug is being used 2) and the most common cause of crashes right now is the "pi-observational-memory" extension which has a bug that triggers in 0.86.0. Just a little heads up. You should disable that extension until that is resolved upstream.

Hello people of Pi. 0.86.0 is out now. It's a big one. - mid-conversation system messages - dynamic tools on supported models without losing the kv cache - cache warming on anthropic - faster -r/-c to resume - lots of fixes - /bug to report issues pi.dev/news/releases/0.86.0

"Pi reaches the Pareto frontier on both benchmarks by providing just four tools: read, write, edit, and bash. To understand how harness design affects spending, we examine costs across completed attempts, recorded turn counts, and initial context." Sharing this analysis on the Harness Tax by @MelissaPan and others. harnesstax.github.io

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