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Show HN: Pi pod – Run your pi coding agent in sandboxes on your own server

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Summary

Pi pod is an open‑source tool that runs the Pi AI agent inside isolated sandboxes on your own server. It offers a self‑hosted, minimal‑tooling environment with RBAC and plans for a hosted service.

  • Pi pod wraps the Pi agent in container‑style sandboxes, providing isolation and basic RBAC.
  • The project is self‑hosted via a GitHub repo, letting teams keep data and execution in‑house.
  • It bundles minimal tooling for browser and native app automation, aiming for a lightweight “agentic engineering” stack.

Teams that need privacy‑preserving, self‑hosted LLM agents will find a ready‑made sandboxing layer.

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