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Which implementation boundary matters?
Section titled “Which implementation boundary matters?”
Agent loop and sessions
Storage, blobs, and artifacts
Tool runtime
Provider streaming
Extension discovery
Native runtime
Native development
Terminal user interface (TUI) runtime
Relationship to upstream pi
Prompt authoring
Build, test, contribute, and release
File-test parallelism qualification