Press Kit

Assets and references for press coverage.

Editorial summary

PiG is a faithful Go implementation of Pi. Michael Kinsy created PiG. The project was originally developed at Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

Pi remains the reference implementation. PiG records intentional differences and tests compatibility against a pinned Pi release.

Why PiG Exists

The origin of the Go implementation, its relationship to upstream Pi, and the people who made it possible.

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PiG green pixel pig logo

Pixel logo SVG

PiG’s pixel pig on the project’s dark green. The primary project mark.

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PiG wordmark

Wordmark SVG

The PiG name, for use alongside the pixel logo.

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Project visuals

PiG project artwork and screenshots of pig. Download the ZIP bundle ↗

PiG project banner: There are many agent harnesses, but this one is yours. Meet Pi-in-Go.

Project banner PNG

Wide PiG artwork for project pages, articles, and social posts.

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The pig /tree selector showing a Session with two branches

Tree view PNG

The /tree selector in pig, captured from a real Session with two branches.

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Doom running inside pig through the unchanged pi-doom extension

Doom extension PNG

The upstream pi-doom extension, unchanged, running in pig.

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Videos

Recordings of PiG in a terminal. MP4 (H.264) plays everywhere; a WebM, where offered, is smaller. The GIFs are for places that cannot play video.

Launch demo: first frame

Launch demo 95 s

The launch demo, muted and looping on the home page. Model replies are scripted; everything else runs for real.

Setup walkthrough: first frame

Setup walkthrough 67 s

Building pig from source and starting a first session, with a scripted test model.

PiG on X

Project updates from the PiG account.

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PiG on Reddit

Project discussion in the PiG subreddit.

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Upstream Discord

Community channels for updates, questions, and demos.

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Upstream Pi source

The reference implementation, its releases, and contribution guidelines.

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