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Three companion tools for Pi (a terminal-based AI agent): Herdr for multi-agent terminal management, Collie as its self-hosted mobile PWA, and Executor as a unified entry point for accounts and MCP credentials. None of them modify Pi itself, and you can install each as needed.
A deep dive into Pi School: a free, open-source (Apache 2.0), self-paced 15-lesson course that teaches you how to use Pi by having the Pi terminal coding agent itself serve as the instructor — covering installation and setup, model boundaries, session branching, and the four-layer extension system of Skills/MCP/Code Mode/Extensions.
This article introduces how Warp uses Claude to build self-improving AI agents, automatically optimizing skills through human feedback, and summarizes best practices for effective agent development.
DHH demonstrates how to manage multiple AI coding agents simultaneously using Herdr, a terminal tool that facilitates parallel agent orchestration on Linux with built-in notifications.