Scott Tolinski and Wes Bos Highlight Pi Durable as the Next Agent Trend

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Scott Tolinski shares a post by Wes Bos focusing on Pi Durable. Tolinski notes that being months ahead on new tooling is both a blessing and a curse.

Key points

  1. Wes Bos highlights that Scott Tolinski was two months early on OpenClaw and is now discussing Pi Durable.
  2. Tolinski predicts that the wider developer community will be raving about the technology in about four months.
  3. Developer replies describe Pi Durable as a minimal set of building blocks for agents, drawing comparisons to Hermes.

Why it matters

In the fast-moving AI agent space, early signals from experienced developers offer insight into emerging modular architectures before they hit mainstream adoption.

Analysis

The post acts as a short pointer to a video on Pi Durable. While technical specifics in the post itself are brief, the surrounding discussion indicates that developers view Pi Durable as a lightweight, customisable foundation for agent workflows compared to more traditional harnesses.

Original post

Scott Tolinski

@stolinski · 16 October 2026

It’s a blessing and a curse. See what other people are going to be raving about in 4 months from now. t.co/8bUvXkYSrc

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  1. @RasmusHjulskov too true
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  • @RasmusHjulskov @stolinski You’re paying hipster-tax for being early on all the early alpha 👌
  • @node_jz @stolinski I'm running Hermes on a box right now that serves as the agent for my picture-frame family dashboard. In this case, is there anything unique about Pi Durable that I don't get with Hermes? (I am a Pi power user, for what it's worth, so I don't need a lot of convincing)
  • @thomasglopes @node_jz @stolinski I think that pi is to traditional harnesses, as pi durable is to hermes. More minimal, building blocks to make it your own. I'm using Hermes but building something up with Pi Durable to try and swap it out
  • @RasmusHjulskov @stolinski Luckily, breaking changes in alpha software aren’t time-consuming anymore.
  • @_justcarlson @stolinski I got it running on a Cloudflare DO with a Gateway for Slack and Photon (iMessage), and backend memory with @supermemory. Nobody has shipped a Cloudflare DO solution yet that has those other capabilities, so this has been pretty intense for me. Very cool, though.

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