Ask for a feature. Neon Pilot builds it.
A self-extensible agent that adapts to your needs
Neon Pilot is a self-extensible coding agent. Just tell it what you want it to do, and it can add the feature.
Powered by Pi. Built for developers. Designed to grow with you.
Secure, composable, and open.
Use the best model for the task. No lock-in.
- Design local models interface
- Add provider routing settings
- Plan model serving controls
- Wire status into the workspace
- Created: local-models extension
- Added: Qwen 3.6 27B profile
- Built: start / stop server actions
- Tests: provider routing
- Docs: local model setup
Local model ready
Self-extensible
Neon Pilot extends itself. Ask for new commands, tools, or workflows and it builds, tests, and integrates them — no manual setup.
Learn more →Built on Pi
Pi is an open model context protocol for agents. Neon Pilot is built on Pi for security, composability, and long-term flexibility.
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Bring your own keys. Switch between providers anytime. Get the right model for every task without lock-in.
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Self-extension lifecycle
Ask for a feature. Keep the capability.
Neon Pilot is not a bog-standard coding agent bolted into a chat box. Your workflow changes all the time. Your agent harness should change with it.
- “Let me run Qwen 3.6 27B locally.”
- “Create a release checklist for this repo.”
- “Build a workflow that triages failed CI logs.”
- “Turn this recurring process into a reusable skill.”
- “Add a local tool for cleaning stale branches.”

Extensions are the product surface
Capabilities are installed as extensions.
Neon Pilot can add commands, tools, workflows, knowledge surfaces, composer controls, and runtime behaviors as modular extensions.
Multi-provider
Use the best model for the job.
Run a frontier model for planning, a cheaper model for routine work, a vision model for screenshots, and local models when you want control.

Give your agent power tools.
Neon Pilot adds the runtime pieces a serious coding agent needs: durable knowledge, automations, telemetry, artifacts, workspace context, and provider routing.
Ready to make Neon Pilot your own?
Fully open source under MIT. Available on macOS today.