Oh My Pi 18.18.0 released
A maintenance release fixing issues across catalog discovery, bash execution, memory persistence, embeddings, OAuth, and terminal handling.
What changed in 18.18.0
- Bash commands now run correctly in their target directory when using
cd <dir>;, and patterns starting with dash work withgrep -eandrg -e. - Transcript output no longer freezes after provider restarts, and long bash values with multi-byte characters no longer crash the session.
- Embedding requests split into smaller batches and vectors persist when switching models, instead of losing data on API failures.
- Task file approvals track their target through dispatch to prevent symlink substitution, and subagents receive task instructions with formatting intact.
- MCP OAuth token requests and concurrent tool calls work correctly; sessions get titled even when requests carry no initial text.
Summarised by AgentGid from Stencil Labs (Can Bölük)'s official release notes on GitHub, as reported there; read the original before relying on it. Price, status and release dates come from our daily data.
Oh My Pi at a glance
| What it is | Open-source terminal coding agent (`omp`), built by Stencil Labs as a fork of the Pi coding agent by Mario Zechner, with a native Rust core, IDE-style tooling and Windows-native support. |
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| Latest version | 18.18.0 is the latest stable release we track. |
| Release pace | 36 stable releases in the last 30 days; 18.18.0 came 1 day after the previous one |
| Price | Free (OSS). MIT-licensed open-source CLI; no pricing page found on omp.sh (checked 2026-10-05). (checked Oct 5, 2026) |
| Downloads, last 7 days | 224K down 36.4% |
| Gid Score | 54 #28 in Terminal coding agents |