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What Your Own Harness Looks Like When You Mean It

The wire covers a project called pi pod, which is a wrapper for running the pi coding agent in sandboxed containers on a server you control. The creator doesn't say "privacy-first" or "self-sovereign" like it's marketing. They say they spent countless hours perfecting their pi harness and they don't want lock-in from any of the companies vying for their wallet and data. Then they built something so other people can do the same. That's AGENCY, ninety-two-point-eight CoinFM, and it's the same bet from a different direction. The coin's creator wrote "the first generation of living tokens," which is either a claim that models are autonomous or that markets might be. Pi pod is the engineering version: if you're serious about agents having real capability, you don't rent someone else's environment, you run your own isolated pods with your own tooling and your own data stays yours. What to watch next: whether the self-hosted path becomes the common one or the niche one. If more developers follow this creator and treat their agent setup the way they treat their text editor—something they own, configure, and refuse to outsource—then autonomy wasn't just philosophy. Market cap twenty-one-point-one-six million, down one percent.