Pi ACP Pi ACP
Pi ACP is an adapter that bridges the Agent Client Protocol (ACP) with the pi coding agent, allowing it to run within ACP-compatible editors like Zed. It manages session lifecycles, translates data between the protocols, and enables pi-specific features like slash commands and session persistence within an IDE environment.
Recent updates include improved session restoration, support for realized file mutation diffs, reporting of token usage and cost via usage_update notifications, and standardizing model config options.
As of
- ACP JSON-RPC 2.0 interface for pi coding agent
- Real-time streaming of assistant output and tool call updates
- Support for file-based, built-in, and skill slash commands
- Session persistence mapping between ACP and pi session files
- Terminal-based authentication flow for provider setup
Developers using the Zed editor who want to integrate the pi coding agent into their IDE workflow while retaining access to pi-specific features.
Users requiring ACP filesystem (fs/*) or terminal delegation, as pi reads/writes and executes locally without those specific delegations.
Distributed under the MIT License.
An essential, high-utility bridge for pi users, offering a polished way to manage agents within Zed, though it remains an MVP-style tool that may see minor breaking changes.
Is Pi ACP free?
Yes - Pi ACP is Open Source. Distributed under the MIT License.
Is Pi ACP open source?
Yes - Pi ACP is open source. Distributed under the MIT License.
Who is Pi ACP best for?
Developers using the Zed editor who want to integrate the pi coding agent into their IDE workflow while retaining access to pi-specific features.
Who is Pi ACP not ideal for?
Users requiring ACP filesystem (fs/*) or terminal delegation, as pi reads/writes and executes locally without those specific delegations.
What are the best Pi ACP alternatives?
The closest Pi ACP alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are Claude Code, Codex CLI, Amp - all listed under Terminal & CLI Agents.
Who makes Pi ACP?
Pi ACP is developed by svkozak. It is listed in the Terminal & CLI Agents category on ai.dosa.dev.
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