I don't understand why "Cache warming for anthropic models" was not put into a standalone package, but has to be bundled with the "minimal" coding agent.
It's table stakes for using Anthropic APIs cost-consciously. They aren't building a minimal harness for nerd points; they are building it to be usable, and dogfooding it with Real Money to learn what that means realistically.
This might've made a better argument ca. 2005 wrt a 20-something Austrian's minimalist wsgi framework. Heck, I'll bet you could even find said argument somewhere in the Archive :)
That goes against the philosophy of pi. Nearly Everything is a Plugin.
Need to set the reasoning effort? Install pi-reasoning.
Need subagents? Install pi-subagents.
Need permission gating? Install one of the permission extensions (otherwise the agent can do everything).
A feature like cache warming on Anthrophic feels very strange in this environment. NOT saying that it is not useful. It just should be a plugin.
utilize1808 · · focus · HN ↗
threecheese · · focus · HN ↗
This might've made a better argument ca. 2005 wrt a 20-something Austrian's minimalist wsgi framework. Heck, I'll bet you could even find said argument somewhere in the Archive :)
mixermachine · · focus · HN ↗
That goes against the philosophy of pi. Nearly Everything is a Plugin. Need to set the reasoning effort? Install pi-reasoning. Need subagents? Install pi-subagents. Need permission gating? Install one of the permission extensions (otherwise the agent can do everything).
A feature like cache warming on Anthrophic feels very strange in this environment. NOT saying that it is not useful. It just should be a plugin.
kelnos · · focus · HN ↗
mixermachine · · focus · HN ↗
Good thing I can remove another package.