Spend less on coding agents. Control what they do.
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Context Mode turns your coding agent into something you can actually afford and trust, via:
β Saving, which folds the tool output your agent never needed, so a long Claude Code session that cost $4.86 now costs $3.04
β‘ Memory, Recall and Skills, which mean your agent stops re-reading what it already knows, never compacts and starts over, and loads a skill only when the task needs it
β’ Protect and Analytics, which let you see every token, every dollar and every command your agents run, and block the ones they shouldn't
β is obvious, β‘ is less obvious but very powerful, and β’ is the game-changer, because the moment agents write real code for you, you need a control plane, not just a cheaper bill.
Same agent, same model, same key, one command, and every plan gets every feature.
Pi is one of the best open coding agents out there. Minimal, fast, yours.
Now it gets what it was missing:
β Saving: large tool output folded before the model reads it. Smaller bill.
β‘ Memory: "use pnpm" on Monday, remembered on Thursday.
β’ Skills: the right skill loads when the task needs it.
No plugin. No fork. Pi already lets you set a baseUrl, so we use only that.
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Same Pi. Same model. Same key. Thank you to the Pi team at earendil-works for building it open.
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The most expensive thing in AI coding isn't the model. It's what you make it read.
β Tests. 400 pass, 1 fails. Your agent reads all 401.
β‘ Docs. You wanted one answer. It read the nav, the footer and the cookie banner.
β’ Logs. One error line, buried in 10,000.
You pay for every token. Every request, every day, every engineer.
Context Mode sits between your agent and the model. The model gets the failing test, the error, the answer. Nothing else.
Same agent. Same model. Same key. Smaller bill.
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Cheaper agents won't come from cheaper models. They'll come from smarter context.
Context Mode solves the "too many coding agents" problem via:
β One command (less setup)
β‘ One gateway (less spend)
β’ One memory (less repeating yourself)
β is obvious. You use Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, T3 Code, Claude Desktop and the ChatGPT app. πππ‘ @ππππππ‘π-ππππ/πππ connects all 7. No plugin, no wrapper, no fork. You keep your app, your model and your key.
β‘ is less obvious, but very powerful. Every request goes through the gateway. Large tool output is folded before the model reads it. Long sessions never compact. The right skill loads when the task needs it. Your rules on what agents may read, run and reach live in one place.
β’ is a game-changer. Tell Claude Code "we use pnpm" on Monday. On Thursday, Pi runs pnpm add in the same repo. Your agents stop starting from zero.
Your agents will keep changing. Your context shouldn't have to. Excited to build it with you all!
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