Pi Web

Pi Web: Local browser user interface for the pi coding agent that lets users run agent turns and inspect project files.

Pi Web provides a local browser user interface for the pi coding agent. It uses the same local configuration and session files as pi, allowing users to browse and resume conversations, run agent turns, configure models and resources, and inspect project files from a browser. Users can manage provider logins, API keys, models, plugin packages, and skills directly in the web-based configuration panel. The interface supports English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. It requires Node.js 22.19.0 or newer and runs locally via a command-line interface.

Pi Web at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: Web, CLI
Pricing: Free
Released: March 2026
Category: AI coding tool
Website: github.com/agegr/pi-web

Key features

Session workspace for browsing, resuming, and exporting conversations
Branching sessions with multiple editing options
Project file tools for uploading, previewing, and inspecting Git diffs
Git worktree switching from the sidebar
Web-based configuration for models and API keys
Language switcher for English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese

Use it for

Browse and resume coding agent conversations
Inspect project source files, images, and documents
Manage model providers and API keys in a browser
Switch Git worktrees from a sidebar

Alternatives to Pi Web

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PI Desktop — It keeps projects, settings, and sessions local without mandatory accounts.
Pi X — Access X data without API keys or paid tiers.
Pi Pocket — Runs sessions that survive restarts and supports multiplayer device sharing.
jevgrep — Reduces coding agent costs by providing targeted, relevant repository context.
Pi Skills — Extends coding agents with web search, browser automation, and Google tools.
HAPI — Runs agents locally on your machine while letting you control them from mobile devices.
TheGitAI — Operates active browser sessions without requiring APIs or credential sharing.
Magpie — It enables AI agents to use models not natively supported by their internal protocols.
Oh My Pi — Runs natively on Windows without requiring WSL, powered by a fast Rust core.
Agent Pets — Approve agent permission prompts and send replies directly from any browser tab
Pw Repl — Shares a single browser session between users and AI agents in real time.

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