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Ever watch a GitHub project grow so fast you blink and miss half the updates? oh-my-pi went from 11k to 14.8k stars in 19 days. That’s not just hype — that’s a signal. And in those 19 days, the project shipped more changes than some tools see in a year. The short version: oh-my-pi is a terminal-native AI coding agent by developer can1357. It’s been my go-to alternative to Claude Code since the hash-anchored editing sold me on safety. But v16.2.1 isn’t just a point release — it layers on features that change how you use the tool. ...

You know that feeling when you’re deep in a Slack thread debugging a production issue, and you wish Claude could just jump into the conversation? Yeah, me too. And the usual loop is: copy the context, switch tabs, paste into chat, get an answer, switch back, paste the result. Every time. Claude Tag solved this at Anthropic — but it’s closed source, locked to Anthropic’s infra, and has zero audit trail. And I’ve been waiting for an open version since I first tried it. ...

Your AI agent just wrote 200 lines of code. But it has no clue Issue #42 exists. Has no idea the last CI run failed. Can’t see the three open PRs you need reviewed. So you Alt-Tab out, open gh CLI, check manually, paste results back into the agent, and continue the slow dance. So that’s the gap GitHub MCP Server fills — and it’s been sitting at 30,924 stars since GitHub open-sourced it. I’ve been running it for a week across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Let me show you what it actually does. ...