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Oh My Pi

Open-source terminal AI assistant framework and CLI power tool

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macOS - Windows - Linux

Self-hosted or local

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Sep 30

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Instant terminal error analysis

Pipe failing command outputs directly into omp for step-by-step resolution advice.

Pricing checked Sep 2026

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About Oh My Pi

Oh My Pi (omp) is an open-source terminal framework that supercharges unix shells with intelligent AI assistance. Built with customizability in mind, omp integrates directly into zsh, bash, and fish configurations to provide inline command suggestions and log analysis.

Developers can write custom plugins and aliases to connect omp with local LLMs or cloud providers seamlessly.

  • 100% open source and privacy conscious
  • Supports local offline LLMs via Ollama or vLLM
  • Zero footprint extension for existing terminal shells
  • Requires basic terminal configuration setup
  • Community plugin ecosystem is rapidly evolving
Clone RepositoryLocal / CLI
$git clone https://github.com/omp-sh/omp.git

Open source tool available on GitHub.

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