Comment by frio

Thanks, I've been tooling away in my spare time on my own version of this -- both to get a deeper understanding of agents (everyone suggests writing your own) and to help learn Rust. I'd like to retain `pi`'s configurability though, the ability to self-mutate and generate new tools is incredibly useful, particularly because I don't think any of these things should have access to arbitrary code execution through `bash` (of course, if they have access to, say, `edit` and `cargo run` they still have arbitrary code exec, but...) (so I tend to generate tools on the fly when I encounter something the no-bash agent needs to do).