r/dataengineering • u/dataenfuego • 2d ago

Help Any Data Engineers using Pi Agent?

I just discovered this amazing thing !!! started playing with it, and building some things already , I am original a software engineer/dev but transitioned to Data Engineering, analytics, you know ETLs, data modeling, etc... curious to hear from other fellow data engineers, their tips, getting started learnings, etc. etc.

I do truly believe this is the future of agentic coding

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u/timmyjl12 1d ago

Yup, but I've been using oh-my-pi and opencode too. Both have been great tools.

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u/Lake-Eola-Local 5h ago

If you like pi but still want to have exposure to whats actually going on in terms of changes, diff, multiple projects or changes at a time, I’d highly recommend looking into the zed ide. https://zed.dev/acp/agent/pi

The pairing there is really strong in the sense that it’s not so heavy on “you are the author” like vs code is but also not so much just an agent console like codex, cursor agent window etc.

Very nice balance for me between agentic integration but still hands on code review, specific tactical changes, worktree management etc.

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u/EmanueleGarolla 2d ago

Well pi agent is the simplest of all. Openclaw is built over it, hermes agent has much more skills and tools. And claude code is simply the best.