Remembers your storage
Accounts, buckets, and open Issues, most severe first.
Storage Agent · Looks after object storage
Read-only tools. Local keys. Issues it remembers.
Accounts, buckets, and open Issues, most severe first.
An AWS CLI command, a Terraform resource, or the API document.
Generated text you run with your own credentials.
A re-check that can resolve the Issue.
Re-checks an account on a schedule you set.
No writes, deletes, or policy changes.
Sep 30, 2026
Not for a local model: Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM, and llama.cpp run without one. Hosted providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, and OpenRouter need their key. A local model with no context window set is treated as 16,384 tokens; set a larger value in Settings if your server runs one.
Yes. A local model with a 16k window can finish a first survey, and its first request fits in 8k. With Ollama, the app sends the planned window as num_ctx. Test in Settings makes one real tool call and warns when Ollama’s context is smaller than planned.
Nothing until you turn it on for an account; it is off by default. On its schedule it runs a bounded, read-only sweep and opens one task only when something new turns up and a model is configured.
Upgrading from v4 imports your model and storage settings, known buckets and Issues, and past results on first start. The v4 database is left untouched.
Each fix comes with a preview drawn from evidence the app holds, such as anonymous requests in the bucket’s access logs or existing lifecycle rules. When the evidence cannot tell, it says so.
StorageOps adds storage skills to Pi. Storage Agent is the full desktop app: tasks, read-only tools, local analysis, and the Issues it remembers.
Storage Agent