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Pier is an agentic coding tool that lives in your terminal. It understands your repository, edits across files, and ships — all through natural language. AI for all, from Bharat.

Learn more at www.piercode.com.

Pier in the terminal

Get started

  1. Install Pier.

    macOS and Linux:

    curl -fsSL https://dl.piercode.com/stable/install.sh | sh

    The script detects your OS and architecture (macOS on Apple Silicon or Intel; Linux on x86_64 or arm64), installs the pier binary to ~/.pier/bin, and adds it to your PATH. To pin a specific version:

    curl -fsSL https://dl.piercode.com/stable/install.sh | sh -s -- --release 0.1.11

    Windows (PowerShell — the shell script can't run natively on Windows):

    irm https://dl.piercode.com/install.ps1 | iex

    See docs/install.md for platform support, environment variables, and uninstall steps.

  2. Sign in:

    pier login
  3. Navigate to your project directory and run pier.

Documentation

Pricing

Pier runs on sovereign Indian models, trained and hosted in Bharat. Pro is $5/month — the full agent, multi-repo context, Indian-language prompting, and a monthly pool of usage credits. Need more headroom? Max is $20/month with a much larger credit pool. Out of credits on either plan? Add a $5 usage pack any time; packs stack and credits never expire. See docs/pricing.md.

Reporting bugs

We welcome your feedback. File a GitHub issue or email hello@piercode.com.

Privacy

Pier runs locally as a single binary. In local-only mode your code never leaves your machine; cloud model calls are opt-in and clearly indicated before they run. We do not retain your source code on our servers, and prompts are never used to train models. See the security and privacy pages for full details.


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Pier Code is a terminal-native agentic coding tool that understands your codebase and helps you move faster by handling routine tasks, explaining complex code, and managing git workflows through simple natural language commands.

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