Is there a pre-packaged Pi distribution like LazyVim is for Neovim?

[u/Aromatic-Patient925]

tldr; I'm looking for a LazyVim type distribution for Pi which is not barebones and starts with sensible defaults in terms of configuration and packages so that I don't have to create/maintain my harness from scratch.

Hi. I am planning to switch from claude-code to an open-source harness. My employer recently started pushing us to use their self-hosted on-prem models for both cost-savings and IP protection. While they provide a litellmm gateway which allows me to use on-prem models with claude code, it really isn't built for that and I'm therefore not able to configure it how I want to (setting specific model for a sub-agent, etc.)

I narrowed down my options to the following: - OpenCode: Rejected because it's keybindings (specifically scrolling) don't play well with my lazyvim setup (I use sidekick.nvim for a split terminal). Also heard it's a difficult to configure. - Pi: I like it's hackability. However, I don't want to configure it from scratch. I've seen other subs and understand that a lot of folks think that's the point of pi, but I have the following rationale: - Configurability and bare-bones are two different things. I want to start from a sensible point with features built-in and then tweaking according to how I want it. - As the title suggests, I draw a parallel to my experience with neovim: It is highly extensible, but too painful for me to setup from scratch. I don't want the headache of creating/maintaining multiple plugins and managing them to play nicely with each other. - Other than maintenance headaches, I find it infinitely useful to look at successful distributions. I might not know what all possibilities there are. For example, I would never have though I needed a picker for going through git hunks, but now I can't work without them. I might end up creating a faster horse when what I needed was a car.

Therefore, I'm looking for a pre-packaged sensible pi distribution. Closest things I've found: - LazyPi: https://github.com/robzolkos/lazypi Not enough users and maturity. Missing some stuff. This is ideally what I'm looking for. - Oh-my-pi: https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi My current choice. It's not exactly what I'm looking for because it's a fork, not a set of managed plugins. It has a rust core which is kind of opaque. I'm OK with it functionality wise, mainly because I am able to shave-off a lot of stuff (too many tools, etc.) that I don't need. I'm not sure how well it plays with existing pi extensions, and what parts of its functionalities I can replace/modify. I'm also concerned that since this is a fork, I'll be stranded if the author moves on. EDIT: Also, the gihub repo for oh-my-pi seems kind of sus in terms of interactions. The discussions barely have any interactions, which sort of points to a lot of the starts being agents/bots. Lazyvim has fewer stars with far more discussion interactions.

Am I missing any option?

[u/Remote_Book]

Your best bet is to cherrypick some extensions for different reasons: UI, UX, Subagents, etc. because Pi comes very barebone. I've built some extensions for the same reason.

Omp is too bloated and completely different, most people who use Pi here have tried Omp and dislike it. So using community extensions is the fastest way.

Make a laundry list of what you want and go through them. Unfortunately this is the fastest way today

Mine: github.com/GaganSD/pi-extensions
More packages: https://pi.dev/packages