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picocode

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a TUI coding agent built on trend and @prsm/ai

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pico

A coding agent that runs in your terminal. Rendering is @trendr/core, model access is @prsm/ai.

Install

npm i -g picocode

Requires node 24 or newer and ripgrep. Set at least one provider key in your environment: GEMINI_API_KEY, ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, OPENAI_API_KEY, or XAI_API_KEY. Models are offered based on which keys are present.

Use

Run pico in a project directory. Type / to browse commands, or run /help for the full reference.

Sessions are stored under ~/.pico as jsonl event logs and can be resumed, rewound, renamed, and colored. AGENTS.md files are read automatically from the working directory up to the git root, and lazily from subdirectories as the agent touches them. User-defined prompt templates live in ~/.pico/commands and .pico/commands, skills in ~/.pico/skills and .pico/skills.

Develop

make help

make deps-local points the trend and prsm dependencies at sibling working trees if you have them checked out.