Open source · Public beta

Keep agent work grounded.

Pi Workspace is a local desktop app for working with Pi across Git repositories and long-running goals. Plan, implement and pick up where you left off.

macOS 12+ · Debian 12 or 13 · Free to use

Your goal, repositories and agent run in one view.

Pi Workspace showing a completed Implement Session for an offline editing Workstream

The context survives the conversation.

Pi Workspace adds a durable layer around Pi, so repositories, Sessions and shared Workstream context stay connected to the goal they serve.

Repositories

Keep every repository in view

See the repositories that support a goal in one place, then choose the right checkout when it is time to work.

Workspaces

Keep long-running work together

Group related Git repositories into a Workspace. Give a Workstream one goal, then carry its context across Brainstorm and Implement Sessions.

Activity cards

See outcomes, not a wall of tool calls

Agent Activities group related reads, edits and commands around a clear outcome. Expand one whenever you need the underlying operations.

Three ways to start.

  1. 01

    Quick Session

    Work directly in one Repository checkout or a dedicated worktree.

  2. 02

    Brainstorm

    Investigate every Repository in a Workspace and shape an implementation-ready plan.

  3. 03

    Implement

    Change and validate the Repositories needed to pursue the Workstream goal.

Run it locally. Bring your own model provider.

Pi Workspace uses the provider configuration from Pi CLI. It has no hosted Pi Workspace account, analytics or crash-reporting service.

  1. 01

    Set up Pi

    Install Pi CLI, run pi and use /login to connect a provider.

  2. 02

    Install the beta

    Download the universal macOS DMG or the x86_64 Debian package from GitHub Releases.

  3. 03

    Review agent operations

    Pi runs with your normal user permissions. Treat agent operations as carefully as shell commands.