Pi extension makes AI agents write ARM64 assembly for files

The tool is called `arm64_exec`, and it takes ARM64 assembly. That is the entire pitch. Developer aliceisjustplaying published pi-arm64-exec as, in its own words, "A Pi extension to solve your agent's habit of using python and ruby to read or edit files."

An agent submits a complete ARM64 assembly program; the extension compiles it with `xcrun clang -arch arm64 -x assembler`, runs the result natively in Pi's working directory, and returns stdout, stderr, and the exit status. Requirements are an Apple Silicon Mac, native ARM64 Node.js, the Pi framework, and Xcode or the Command Line Tools. Installation is `npm install`, then `pi --no-builtin-tools`, and the extension is auto-detected from `.pi/extensions/arm64.ts`. Two AI practitioners we track have circulated the repo.

The README does not pretend the setup is safe. "There is no sandbox," it states, before adding: "This extension lets, even forces your agent to run arm64 assembly on your computer for ever tool call." And: "If your agent creates a swarm or decides that your home directory is no longer required because they are forced to write assembly for every tool call then, well, maybe you should have been nicer to your agent." The final line of the warning is "You've been warned."