agegr/pi-web

Features

• Web-Based Agent UIs - Provides a browser chat interface for running and reviewing AI coding agent sessions, with live streaming replies, tool calls and conversation branching.
• Browser Agent Chat Clients - Provides a browser chat client for a coding agent, with live streamed replies and tool calls, plus branching and compaction of long conversations.
• Past Session Browsers - Lists past agent conversations grouped by project and reopens them to continue, with rename, export, delete, running state, context usage, and cost.
• Model Provider Configurations - Lets users pick which model handles a conversation, manage enabled models, and sign in to providers with OAuth, API keys, or custom gateways.
• Project and Session Organization - Organizes past agent conversations by project and Git worktree so users can resume, fork, rename, pin, archive, and export sessions.
• AI Agent Session Managers - Lists, resumes, renames, exports, and deletes coding-agent conversations grouped by project, with running state, context usage, and cost shown.
• Worktree-Grouped Sessions - Groups sessions from the main checkout and linked worktrees under one project while each session remembers its starting directory.
• Project File Previewers - Provides a file explorer beside the chat with previews for source, Markdown, images, audio, PDF, and DOCX, plus Git diffs of agent changes.
• Self-Hosted Agent Servers - Runs coding-agent sessions on a server against local project folders and Git worktrees, deployable as a password-protected Docker container.
• Session Forking - Lets users copy a conversation's current branch into a new independent session so alternative directions can be explored without altering the original.
• Agent Change Reviews - Shows changed files and per-file Git diffs for a working directory so users can inspect exactly what the agent edited.
• Multi-Provider Chat Interfaces - Lets users pick models from several providers, using subscription logins, API keys or custom gateways, and shows how much context is used.
• MCP Server Connections - Adds, enables, tests, and signs in to external tool servers per user or project, with trust checks before project-level servers run.
• Conversation Branching - Branches a conversation into a new independent session file or an in-session branch to explore alternatives without losing the original thread.
• Model Provider Settings - Provides a browser settings experience for adding providers, entering API keys, testing models, and managing plugin packages and skills.
• Configurable Engine and Tool Plugins - Adds, signs in to, and manages external tool servers and plugins that extend what the coding agent can do.
• Agent Plugins and Extensions - Loads external tool servers, plugins, and extensions at runtime per user or project to add agent capabilities and interface widgets.
• Local Agent Session Managers - Runs coding-agent sessions for user-selected project folders, keeping the web server's runtime separate from work inside each project.
• Agent Session Terminals and File Browsers - Opens interactive terminals in the chosen working directory beside the chat, streaming input and output live with resize and kill controls.
• Git Worktree Management - Lists every Git worktree for a project in a sidebar switcher and sets which checkout new sessions, the file explorer, and file mentions use.
• Project File Explorers - Shows a project's files in an explorer beside the chat, renders documents like a README as previews, and displays Git diffs of agent edits.
• Project File Trees - Shows a project's directory tree beside the chat and opens files in a viewer with previews for images, Markdown, diagrams, and tables.
• Container Deployment - Ships as a production Docker image with a Compose example, persistent volumes, bind-mounted workspaces, health checks, and environment-driven configuration.
• Docker Container Deployments - Ships a production Docker image with a shell and Git, a Compose example, and a mandatory password so the interface is never exposed unauthenticated.
• Mobile-Compatible Web Apps - Offers a responsive layout for phones and tablets and installs as a progressive web app, so it works like a native app.
• Password Access Restrictions - Requires a password supplied through an environment variable before the interface can be used, and restricts which hostnames may reach it.
• Mobile Web App Installers - Registers a progressive web app and adapts the layout for small screens so the interface can be installed on a phone or tablet home screen.
• Workspace File Previews and Editing - Previews source code, Markdown, images, audio, PDF, and DOCX files, supports uploads, shows Git diffs, and refreshes automatically on change.
• Server-Sent Event Streams - Pushes agent output, tool calls, and progress to the browser over a long-lived connection so replies appear live.

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