This looked interesting because I prefer rust over npm.

The first issue I had was to figure out the schema of the models.json, as someone who hadn't used the original pi before. Then I noticed the documented `/skill:` command doesn't exist. That's also hard to see because the slash menu is rendered off screen if the prompt is at the bottom of the terminal. And when I see it, the selected menu items always jumps back to the first line, but looks like he fixed that yesterday.

The tool output appears to mangle the transcript, and I can't even see the exact command it ran, only the output of the command. The README is overwhelmingly long and I don't understand what's important for me as a first time user and what isn't. Benchmarks and code internals aren't too terribly relevant to me at this point.

I looked at the original pi next and realized the config schema is subtly different (snake_case instead of camelCase). Since it was advertised as a port, I expected it to be a drop-in replacement, which is clearly not the case.

All in all it doesn't inspire confidence. Unfortunate.

Edit: The original pi also says that there is a `/skill` command, but then it is missing in the following table: https://github.com/badlogic/pi-mono/tree/main/packages/codin...

The `/skill` command also doesn't seem registered when I use pi. What is going on? How are people using this?

Edit2: Ah, they have to be placed in `~/.pi/agent/skills`, not `~/.pi/skills`, even though according to the docs, both should work: https://github.com/badlogic/pi-mono/tree/main/packages/codin...

This is exhausting.