You can ping me when you are ready and I will see if I can do something.
So essentially the source code is LLM's best guess what the original might look like, as long as it compiles the same binary the goal is met.
I was referring to ability to run Android apps on IOS system. There are some related projects (Husk, UTM) but Apple essentially makes it almost impossible to use on ordinary iPhones.
Cool! Is this an approach that you could in theory use to other games / programs too? What about license, is this legal?
This is very cool! Next IOS.apk? ;)
I checked out your project and noticed some interesting parallels with my project (Jailbee, https://jailbee.gisgro.io). Both support parallel development workflows but at different levels: pi-cowboy orchestrates agents…
This is what might make me consider Pi. Lack of built-in subagents is the main thing keeping me from using Pi.
You can ping me when you are ready and I will see if I can do something.
So essentially the source code is LLM's best guess what the original might look like, as long as it compiles the same binary the goal is met.
I was referring to ability to run Android apps on IOS system. There are some related projects (Husk, UTM) but Apple essentially makes it almost impossible to use on ordinary iPhones.
Cool! Is this an approach that you could in theory use to other games / programs too? What about license, is this legal?
This is very cool! Next IOS.apk? ;)
I checked out your project and noticed some interesting parallels with my project (Jailbee, https://jailbee.gisgro.io). Both support parallel development workflows but at different levels: pi-cowboy orchestrates agents…
This is what might make me consider Pi. Lack of built-in subagents is the main thing keeping me from using Pi.