Coding-agent toolkit Pi (v0.99.1, 2026-09-29) adds gpt-6.1-sol to OpenAI, Azure OpenAI Responses, and OpenAI Codex providers, makes GPT-6.1 Sol the default OpenAI Codex model, and fixes bundled /login failing with a missing openai-chatgpt.js module. 5 commits ahead of v0.99.0. Model docs: models.md.
Key Takeaways
- ✓Release v0.99.1; 5 commits ahead of v0.99.0
- ✓OpenAI Codex default → GPT-6.1 Sol (
gpt-6.1-sol); also on OpenAI + Azure OpenAI Responses - ✓Bundled
/loginmissingopenai-chatgpt.jsfixed - ✓Docs: models.md; catalog https://pi.dev/models
- ✓Upgrade to v0.99.1; verify with
/model; pin via Ctrl+S
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Background
CLI coding agents need GPT-6.1 Sol as the Codex default and a working bundled /login. Pi v0.99.1 ships both.
What shipped
v0.99.1: gpt-6.1-sol on OpenAI / Azure OpenAI Responses / OpenAI Codex; Codex default → Sol; fix missing openai-chatgpt.js in bundled /login. 5 commits ahead of v0.99.0.
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