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pi-forge

v1.3.0

Published

Browser UI for the pi coding agent — embedded HTTP server with a React workbench (chat, file browser, terminal, git, MCP).

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Keywords

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Readme

pi-forge

Browser UI for the pi coding agent — an embedded HTTP server with a React workbench (chat, file browser, terminal, git integration, MCP support).

Install

# One-shot
npx pi-forge

# Or install globally
npm i -g pi-forge
pi-forge

Open http://localhost:3000 and pick a workspace folder.

Configuration

Every knob is settable as a --flag on the pi-forge command OR as an environment variable. Flags win when both are set. Run pi-forge --help for the full grouped list.

pi-forge --port 4000 --workspace-path ~/Code
pi-forge --api-key @/run/secrets/api-key --no-expose-docs

The most common knobs:

| Flag | Env var | Default | Purpose | |---|---|---|---| | --port | PORT | 3000 | HTTP listen port | | --workspace-path | WORKSPACE_PATH | ~/.pi-forge/workspace | Where project code lives | | --pi-config-dir | PI_CONFIG_DIR | ~/.pi/agent | Pi SDK config (auth, models, settings) | | --forge-data-dir | FORGE_DATA_DIR | ~/.pi-forge | pi-forge state (project list) | | --ui-password | UI_PASSWORD | (unset) | Enables browser login if set | | --api-key | API_KEY | (unset) | Enables Authorization: Bearer for programmatic use |

--ui-password, --api-key, and --jwt-secret accept @<path> to read the value from a file (avoids shell history leakage). If both --ui-password and --api-key are unset, auth is disabled — for production, set at minimum --api-key.

Programmatic API

REST + Server-Sent Events under /api/v1/. Interactive docs at /api/docs. See the project README for the full surface and example curl flows.

Versioning

This package version (1.3.0) tracks the GitHub release of the same name. Docker images and the npm package are published in lockstep on each v* tag.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.