Features

Features, in two groups: the surfaces of an everyday session, then what extends and customizes the agent. Worked examples are at the end.

Interactive surfaces

These are the parts of the TUI you touch every session:

Status line and multi-agent UI covers the status segments, the subagent dashboard (/agents), jobs, and the swarm view.
Keybindings covers the chords.
The composer gives you prompt history, @ and / completion, and Esc to interrupt. See Quickstart and Keybindings.
Web search covers searching from inside a session.

These add capabilities or change how the agent runs:

Feature	What it adds
Plan mode, goals, and vibe	Engine modes that plan, pursue an objective, or direct workers
Skills	Reusable, on-demand instructions
Plugins	Packaged extensions
Hooks	TypeScript modules that run on events with `pi.on(...)`
MCP	Model Context Protocol servers and tools
Branching	Forking a session into parallel lines of work
Subagents	Delegating work to background agents
Memory	Project-scoped recall across sessions
Profiles	Isolated config, sessions, and state per name
Personalities	Named voice and behavior presets
Speech	Text-to-speech output
Export and import	Moving sessions in and out
Connectors	Third-party app integrations
Approvals	The approval-mode boundary in depth
Secrets	Credentials the agent uses by placeholder and never sees
Code review	Reviewing branches, commits, and uncommitted work
Non-interactive mode	Running Veyyon from a script

For worked examples, see the Task guides. For the full command and setting reference, see Reference.