I don't think Symfony Console may dialogues with linux pipe natively.
Reason is platform compatibilty, because there is also ... Windows (I know your point of view about this OS ;-)

So to solve the situation, API 4.0 of CompatInfo, but it's API 3.0 of Reflect that really do the job, I've introduced the --output option (already available in phpcompatinfo 4.0.0-alpha1+1)
Here are how it's works:

$ phpcompatinfo analyser:run /path/to/any/source/folder/or/file compatibility

Give a report with color if it's supported, or without color if user platform does not support it (Symfony Console default behavior).

Now, suppose we have a console that support color and just want to have standard text (without escape color code)

$ phpcompatinfo analyser:run --output=/path/to/output.file  --no-ansi /path/to/any/source/folder/or/file compatibility

All output are redirect to file rather than standard output. This is also a Symfony Console feature. I've used Symfony\Component\Console\Output\StreamOutput
And this component allow also to use any other stream, so in my Reflect Console Application, I've overwrite the run method like that

    public function run(InputInterface $input = null, OutputInterface $output = null)
    {
        if (null === $input) {
            $input = new ArgvInput();
        }

        if (null === $output) {
            $target = $input->getParameterOption('--output');
            if ($target === false) {
                $output = new ConsoleOutput();
            } else {
                $url  = parse_url($target);
                $mode = 'w';

                if (isset($url['scheme']) && $url['scheme'] == 'ftp') {
                    $options = array($url['scheme'] => array('overwrite' => true));
                    $context = stream_context_create($options);
                    $output  = new StreamOutput(fopen($target, $mode, false, $context));
                } else {
                    $output  = new StreamOutput(fopen($target, $mode));
                }
            }
        }

        parent::run($input, $output);
    }

That allow to write result directly to a FTP server. For example :

$ phpcompatinfo analyser:run --output=ftp://user:pass@hostname/path/to/output.file  --no-ansi /path/to/any/source/folder/or/file compatibility

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