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Kimi Code CLI — Moonshot's terminal coding agent: single-binary TUI with video input, subagents and MCP.
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oh-my-pi is an open-source dev tools project by can1357 (can1357/oh-my-pi on GitHub). It has 34,647 GitHub stars and 3,765 forks, is released under the MIT license, and was last updated on GitHub on 8 October 2026.
Decide what you want to achieve with oh-my-pi and check the README on GitHub for requirements before installing.
Clone the repository from GitHub (or take the packaged install route in step 3 if the README offers one).
Follow the project's documented install commands — the Run section below lists the exact ones — and add any required API keys or models.
Work through the README's quickstart example end to end, then adapt it to your own project or data.
Language-server diagnostics and intelligence feed directly into the agent's edits.
The agent can drive an actual debugger, not just print statements, when hunting bugs.
Spawn subagents for parallel work, with a second model optionally reviewing each turn.
Reviews come with priorities and a verdict, per the README's feature tour.
Edits are anchored by content hash (hashline), making patches robust to file drift.
GitHub repos and issues are treated like local files the agent can read and work with.
Get the Oh My Pi source.
git clone https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi.git
cd oh-my-piInstall with Homebrew, or use the project's install options from the README.
brew install can1357/tap/ompLaunch omp in a repository, connect your model provider, and give it a coding task.
ompoh-my-pi is maintained by the can1357 organization/account on GitHub, together with open-source contributors, in the public repository can1357/oh-my-pi.
Yes — the code is open source under the MIT license. You can use, modify and redistribute it under that license's terms.
The tool is free and MIT-licensed, but it drives hosted LLMs — you bring your own provider API key or subscription (Anthropic, OpenAI and others are supported).
Both are terminal coding agents; Oh My Pi differentiates on deep IDE integration — LSP on every write, a real debugger and hash-anchored edits — with multi-provider model choice.
Clone the repository from GitHub, follow the install commands in the Run section (taken from the project's README), and complete the documented quickstart example before adapting it to your own use case.
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