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pi-bansos

v0.2.0

Published

Free OpenAI-compatible model provider for pi via OpenCode Zen and MiMo Free

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Keywords

pi-packagepi-extensionfree-models

Readme

pi-bansos

Free model provider for pi. It adds a bansos provider with live free models from OpenCode Zen and Xiaomi MiMo Free through a local OpenAI-compatible proxy.

Why

  • No user API key required for supported free upstreams
  • Auto-checks model availability on every pi startup
  • Registers only models that are currently alive
  • Supports OpenCode free models and mimo-auto
  • Local-only proxy binds to 127.0.0.1

Education & responsible use

pi-bansos is made for learning how pi extensions, local proxies, OpenAI-compatible providers, and free-model routing work. Use it responsibly: respect upstream terms, avoid abuse or traffic flooding, and expect free access to change or stop anytime.

Install

pi install npm:pi-bansos

Usage

pi
# /model → bansos → choose a free model

Optional custom port:

BANSOS_PORT=18081 pi

Notes

Free upstream models are best-effort: promos can expire, model IDs can change, and rate limits may apply. pi-bansos health-checks them at startup so unavailable models are skipped instead of registered.

Uninstall

pi remove pi-bansos

License

MIT