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@pi-in-go/pig

v0.4.1

Published

PiG, the Go port of the Pi coding agent (based on Pi 1.0.3)

Downloads

929

Readme

@pi-in-go/pig

PiG is the Go port of the Pi coding agent. PiG 0.4.1 is based on Pi 1.0.3.

npm install -g @pi-in-go/pig     # install `pig`
npx @pi-in-go/pig --version      # or run it without installing
npm update -g @pi-in-go/pig      # update
npm uninstall -g @pi-in-go/pig   # uninstall

pig is a native binary. npm installs the one matching your platform (@pi-in-go/pig-<os>-<cpu>, as an optional dependency) and this package's small Node.js (>= 18) launcher runs it. Supported: macOS, Linux and Windows on x64 and arm64, and Android on arm64 through Termux. Installing with --no-optional/--omit=optional leaves the binary out; reinstall without that flag.

Other install methods, documentation and source: https://pi-in-go.dev and https://github.com/MichaelKinsy/PiG.