Oh My Pi

Connect

Install Oh My Pi if needed.
Download a compatible model in Magnitude.
Open Connections → Oh My Pi and click Connect.
Select a downloaded model on the connected card, then click the command to copy it.
Paste it into your terminal from your project folder. On Windows, use PowerShell.

Restart Oh My Pi and choose a Magnitude model. If you use named profiles, connect the profile you actually run: check the paths shown in Connections rather than editing a different profile.

Run Oh My Pi

After connecting in Magnitude, start Oh My Pi with:

omp --model magnitude/MODEL_ID

Replace MODEL_ID with the exact model ID, such as gemma-4-e2b-it-qat:gguf:q4, rather than its display name. The command shown in Connections already includes the correct ID for your selected model, so you can copy it without editing. Keep Magnitude running; it loads the model when the agent requests it.

Configuration

Connect writes ~/.omp/agent/models.yml and ~/.omp/agent/config.yml. Location overrides: OMP_PROFILE, PI_PROFILE, PI_CONFIG_DIR, and PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR.

On another computer

In Magnitude, turn on Settings → Network access.
On the other computer, open http://ADDRESS:10100 in a browser, using the address from Reachable at, and sign in with the API key.
In Connections, click Copy setup prompt on Oh My Pi and send it to your agent.

Edit the files yourself

Use the address from Reachable at for ADDRESS and the API key for API_KEY. ~/.omp/agent/models.yml:

providers:
  magnitude:
    baseUrl: http://ADDRESS:10100/inference/v1
    apiKey: API_KEY
    api: openai-completions
    models:
      - id: MODEL_ID
        name: MODEL_ID
        reasoning: false
        input: [text]
        cost: { input: 0, output: 0, cacheRead: 0, cacheWrite: 0 }
        contextWindow: 32768
        maxTokens: 8192

Get started

Connect your agent

API

Reference

Connect

Run Oh My Pi

Configuration

On another computer

Edit the files yourself

​Connect

​Run Oh My Pi

​Configuration

​On another computer

​Edit the files yourself

Connect

Run Oh My Pi

Configuration

On another computer

Edit the files yourself