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Roadmap ​

pi-web is built for two audiences:

  • For developers — who live in the terminal but want to continue sessions from mobile, hand off to a remote server, or keep an eye on long-running tasks from anywhere.
  • For non-developers — who just want a beautiful AI app that works. Open it, type, vibe. No terminal, no SSH, no confusion. Like the most user-friendly AI tools, but with model choice and open-source freedom.

Here's what's coming.


Now (shipped) ​

Everything listed in the features table is live today.

Features that used to be on this roadmap and have since shipped:

FeatureWhat it does
Steering / queue (#46)Send follow-up instructions while pi is still running, or queue messages for the next turn.
Scheduler (#44)Schedule prompts to run automatically — daily standups, morning summaries, recurring tasks — from the /schedules page.
Configurable display defaults (#48)Set your preferred visibility for thinking, tools, and tool outputs across all sessions.
Git diff (part of #47)See uncommitted working-tree changes in the session diff modal, with review comments.

Next up ​

#FeatureWhat it does
#50Telegram & Discord botsChat with pi through Telegram or Discord — perfect for personal assistant workflows on the go.
#49Usage insightsCross-session token tracking, cost estimation, and analytics — beyond the per-session breakdown in the session menu.
#41/compact commandCompact long conversations right from the web UI, no terminal needed.

Planned ​

#FeatureWhat it does
#47File ExplorerBrowse the project file tree directly in pi-web. Opt-in, so it stays out of your way.
#43Customizable shortcutsRemap every keyboard shortcut to match your muscle memory.

Vision ​

The long-term goal: pi-web should be the interface for pi — for everyone.

  • Non-devs open it like any other app. Pick a model. Type. Done. No command line ever.
  • Devs get deep integration — remote handoff, multi-session dashboards, git-aware browsing, messaging bots.
  • Everyone gets model freedom, open-source transparency, and a UI that feels thoughtful at every turn.

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pi-web is a community pi package — not official, and not affiliated with pi itself. Released under the MIT License.