pi-web

Why we included this project

Pi Web gives the pi coding agent a browser-based workspace that reads the same local session files the CLI writes, so you can keep working from the terminal or switch to a fuller view without losing context. Conversations show up as structured Markdown with tool calls and project navigation, and you can browse past sessions by project, fork one onto a different path, or resume from an earlier message. Model settings, API keys, and skill toggles move into a panel, and a file explorer with previews for source, images, audio, PDFs, and documents sits beside the chat. Because everything runs on your own machine and the server binds to 127.0.0.1 by default, it suits developers and small teams who want a readable, reviewable surface for agent work without shipping sessions to a hosted service. The standard proxy environment variables are honored, which keeps it simple to run behind a corporate proxy or VPN.