docs: add configurable/third-party engine mentions to index page - #50488
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Added Pi as a fifth built-in engine and OpenCode to the Configurable Engines section. Both are now listed in commit
Added Pi to the built-in engines grid and Copilot SDK to the Configurable Engines subsection. |
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Great work on expanding the engine documentation! 🚀 This PR does a solid job of clarifying the distinction between the four built-in AI engines (Copilot, Claude, Codex, Gemini) and the configurable/third-party engines available through the open engine model. What looks good:
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Pull request overview
Updates the documentation homepage to better represent built-in and configurable AI engines.
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- Adds Pi as the fifth built-in engine.
- Adds cards for configurable and third-party integrations.
- Links to engine importing and pinning guidance.
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docs/src/content/docs/index.mdx |
Expands the AI Engines overview and navigation. |
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docs/src/content/docs/index.mdx:222
- The linked reference does not provide a publisher-maintained Aider definition. It lists
.github/workflows/shared/aider.mdas an unsupported sample and says an engine owner should publish a production integration, so this instruction currently sends readers looking for a definition that may not exist.
Open-source pair programming agent. Import the publisher-maintained definition.
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| ### Configurable Engines | ||
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| gh-aw's open engine model lets you plug in any coding agent CLI by importing a Markdown engine definition file. The following agents are available as sample integrations — import the definition maintained by the agent's publisher to use them in your workflows. |
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| <FeatureGrid columns={3}> | ||
| <FeatureCard title="Copilot SDK" href="/gh-aw/reference/engines/#copilot-sdk-support"> | ||
| Run Copilot in SDK mode for advanced multi-provider routing. Enable with copilot-sdk: true. |
| Cursor's AI coding agent, importable as a shared engine definition. | ||
| </FeatureCard> | ||
| <FeatureCard title="Kiro" href="/gh-aw/reference/engines/#shared-imported-engines"> | ||
| Amazon's Kiro agentic IDE, importable as a shared engine definition. |
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🎉 This pull request is included in a new release. Release: |
The index page's AI Engines section only listed the four built-in engines (Copilot, Claude, Codex, Gemini), with no mention of the open engine model or the community/third-party agents already supported as sample integrations.
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