Pi 1.0 ships under MIT with Codemode and built-in MCP

What the research found

Secondary note.com article says Earendil released Pi 1.0 under MIT, with Codemode (agent writes JavaScript to call tools) and built-in MCP support, reporting roughly 40% token reduction; the figure is self-reported and not independently verified here.

Claims and how well the evidence supports them

1. Pi 1.0 coding agent by Earendil is released under the MIT license 99%
2. Pi 1.0 reports about 40% token reduction via Codemode, where the agent writes JavaScript to call tools 93%
3. Pi 1.0 adds built-in MCP support and is a model-agnostic extensible terminal agent harness 98%
4. The 40% figure is self-reported and the source is a secondary note.com write-up 15%

Evidence

• note.com https://note.com/ashineko_houston/n/n59b64216a68e?hl=en

Actionability rated medium.