Pi Network introduced four updates spanning its Developer Portal, Pi BlockExplorer, SoloHost and PiVerify ahead of its Nov. 17–19 Ecosystem Summit. Developers can manage domains, API keys, app wallets and privacy information in a new App Configuration section, while Pi BlockExplorer now displays historical prices for Launchpad Testnet tokens against Test-Pi. A new SoloHost AI skill helps package existing applications for Pi Desktop from public Docker images, supporting Claude Code, Cursor and Codex. PiVerify added face-uniqueness detection and additional liveness checks for businesses using its identity services. The updates follow Pi Desktop 0.6.4 and earlier developer changes involving local storage, app-specific staking data, file sharing and consolidated documentation. Pi said the summit will feature application demonstrations, developer discussions, new platform announcements and hackathon details. Its event announcement cited more than 300 Mainnet applications, over 420,000 Nodes and 18.1 million fully KYC-verified users. Testnet tokens such as SLICE will not move to Mainnet, while future Mainnet tokens are expected to appear in the BlockExplorer interface once the functionality is released.