Pi Agent Platform
v1.6.1 docs · EN Commands

Team operating docs

A reusable Pi runtime for every project.

These docs bring installation, profiles, permissions, MCP, security, and workflows into one place. A new team member can find the right command, choose a safe mode, and understand the operating boundary without rebuilding the process in a prompt.

Production V1 · v1.6.0 public regression evidence

Measured, not asserted

Release-bound run production-v1-20260824T040017Z-05b7cf measured 108 sessions on GPT-5.6 Luna Medium at tag v1.6.0, exact commit 3bba8f0b3ff521bc2a355e1f6bef6d1bbdc09511, with Piagent compared against codex-cli.

Release evidence v1.6.0 exact commit 3bba8f0
Tasks resolved 54/54 Piagent; codex-cli resolved 48/54
Fresh tokens -61.43% primary fixed-workload family ratio 0.3857
Usage evidence 108/108 exact zero retries
Piagent codex-cli

Fixed-workload family fresh-token ratio

Piagent
0.3857
codex-cli
1.0000

Tasks resolved

Piagent
54/54
codex-cli
48/54

The primary fixed-workload family ratio is 0.3857, with a 95% confidence interval of 0.3073–0.4840. The point estimate is 61.43% lower, while the upper confidence bound supports the conservative statement that Piagent used at least 51.60% fewer fresh tokens on this predeclared production-v1 workload and exact release. Usage was exact for all 108 sessions and no retry occurred. See the benchmark methodology and evidence boundary.

Install with two commands

Requires Node.js >=22.19.0. Run these commands from the project you want to configure.

npm install -g @piagent/platform
piagent-setup

piagent-setup installs the pinned Pi Coding Agent host, installs the Pi package, initializes the current directory, and runs doctor. It also installs the MCP baseline and subagents; skip them with --no-mcp, --no-subagents, or --global-only. See the Quickstart for the complete flow.

Where to start

Three documentation groups

Get started

For first-time users: installation, quickstart, and where the platform fits alongside other agent CLIs.

Build

Daily operation: profiles, permissions, commands, workflows, and a dedicated MCP section for its broader command surface.

Operate

For operators and reviewers: security boundaries, repository architecture, terminal tools, and the team operating standard.