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The README adds that the voice mode ships a voice activity model and a WebAssembly runtime from other projects, under their own licences, listed in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md."}},"interface_type":"web","delivery_mode":"creator","code_host":"github","provenance":"github_index","published_at":1791761529,"rating":null,"downloads":0,"verified":null,"creator":{"login":"thecodacus","url":null},"untrusted_creator_content":{"name":"Pithagoras","tagline":"A web front end for the pi coding agent with server-side runs, project folders, file and Git panels, a terminal and chat channels.","creator_name":"thecodacus","product_version":"Latest on the main branch","needs_runtime":"Docker Compose","description":"Pithagoras is a web front end for the pi coding agent. According to the README, runs are owned by the server rather than your browser tab, and every event pi emits is appended to a log, so reconnecting replays what you missed and then continues live. The README says a run does not survive a portal restart, only a browser disconnect.\n\nThe README lists chats and project folders, panels for files, Git, a terminal, canvases, subagents and background jobs, provider setup, pi packages, MCP servers and skills, a voice mode, add-ons such as the agent's own browser, channels for Telegram, Slack, Discord and webhooks with roles, approvals and an audit log, and scheduled routines that report to a channel.\n\nThe README's quick start runs Pithagoras with Docker Compose. It describes a host mode, where pi runs inside the portal process, and a container mode, where each task gets its own container. It says pi has no approval prompts, that a password is required, and that the portal should stay on Tailscale or a LAN rather than the public internet.","intended_users":"People who want to use the pi coding agent through a web interface that they run themselves with Docker Compose.","example_tasks":"Start the portal with Docker Compose and sign in with your portal password.\nAdd a model provider with the setup assistant under Settings, then Providers.\nGive the agent a task, close the browser and read what it did when you reconnect.\nCreate a project folder with its own AGENTS.md instructions.\nSet up a routine that runs on a schedule and reports to a channel.","setup_instructions":"According to the README, you clone the repository, copy .env.example to .env, set PORTAL_PASSWORD, uncomment WORKSPACES_DIR with the folder your repos are in, then run docker compose up -d --build. You then open the portal on port 4100, sign in, and add a model provider with the setup assistant under Settings, then Providers. The README has the exact commands.","limitations":"The README's Docker Compose quick start requires copying .env.example to .env, setting PORTAL_PASSWORD to at least eight characters, and uncommenting WORKSPACES_DIR with the folder your repos are in. The README also points to its Deploying documentation for running from source and a Portainer stack. You add a model provider, for example a local llama.cpp or Ollama server, OpenRouter or Anthropic. The README says the container uses host networking and needs the Docker socket mount to install the Browser and Voice add-ons. It lists these limits: a run does not survive a portal restart, two sessions on the same workspace in host mode edit the same working tree, and a second portal on the same data directory refuses to start. It says pi has no approval prompts and that real isolation has to come from the OS or a container boundary. Browsers install the portal as an app only over HTTPS or on localhost. The repository can change at any time; check its README before you install.","data_handling":"The README says the portal stores sessions and the full event log in SQLite, and that voice mode runs local speech-to-text and text-to-speech in a managed container. The README says image generation and editing go through an endpoint you choose. The README does not say what is sent to the model provider you configure; that depends on the provider. The README does not describe telemetry.","compatibility":"According to the README: Docker Compose, with a Portainer stack and a run-from-source route described in its Deploying documentation. Model providers it names: a local llama.cpp or Ollama server, OpenRouter and Anthropic. The README lists MCP servers and skills, and channels for Telegram, Slack, Discord and webhooks. 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