PI WEB

PI WEB is a web UI for Pi Coding Agent sessions that keeps work running in real server-side workspaces after the browser closes. It is described as a tool for remote-first, persistent agentic development, where the browser serves as a control surface for supervising, redirecting, and reviewing ongoing work from different devices.

The interface centers on persistent sessions that survive browser disconnects. It supports parallel projects, worktrees, and agents, and it can add projects once, discover git worktrees automatically, and start agents where the code actually lives. PI WEB also shows transcript history, session status, shell activity, context usage, and costs, while allowing realtime redirection of agent behavior. The page says that it coordinates running sessions, files, terminals, Pi package management, and remote machines like a browser-based control plane.

PI WEB is meant to be used across laptop, phone, tablet, and desktop, with the same live sessions available on each. The screenshots and surrounding copy present desktop, tablet, and mobile views, and the text says that any browser can supervise the work. It can run as user services, with installation via npm and a local web server at 127.0.0.1:8504. The installer is also described as usable on a remote machine through tunneling, and compatibility notes mention WSL and containers when a supported per-user service manager is available. Local UI plugins can be added from ~/.pi-web/plugins without rebuilding or restarting the session daemon.

The site also calls PI WEB the web UI for Pi Coding Agent and names GitHub, docs, FAQ, install, config, and plugins as parts of the product site.