Founder of a listed tool

Armin Ronacher

Earendil co-founder; shared Pi governance, named behind the Pi listing on Anchor Terminal.

Earendil co-founder; shared Pi governance

Armin Ronacher co-founded Earendil, a public benefit corporation that builds open-source software and protocols, with Colin Daymond Hanna. Earendil now develops Pi, the open-source coding agent Mario Zechner brought to the company in 2026. Ronacher created the Flask web framework and spent a decade at Sentry before starting Earendil.

What Armin builds

  • Pi B · Agent harnesses

    Pi is an open-source terminal coding agent from Earendil, run on the owner's machine with any of 15 or more model providers. It has interactive, print, JSON and RPC modes, a TypeScript SDK and a built-in MCP client.

    Earendil co-founder; shared Pi governance, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Armin Ronacher?

Armin Ronacher co-founded Earendil, a public benefit corporation that builds open-source software and protocols, with Colin Daymond Hanna. Earendil now develops Pi, the open-source coding agent Mario Zechner brought to the company in 2026. Ronacher created the Flask web framework and spent a decade at Sentry before starting Earendil.

What does Earendil make?

Anchor Terminal lists Pi from Earendil. Pi is an open-source terminal coding agent from Earendil, run on the owner's machine with any of 15 or more model providers. It has interactive, print, JSON and RPC modes, a TypeScript SDK and a built-in MCP client.

Who has invested in Earendil?

The sources our research read name Accel, Balderton Capital, Jan Oberhauser, Peter Steinberger, Vlad Yatsenko, David Cramer and Cal Henderson.

How are Armin's tools graded?

Pi is graded B, 68.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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