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@4meta5/pi-zsh

v0.1.0

Published

Allowlist-only zsh script runner extension for pi coding agents.

Downloads

25

Readme

pi-zsh

npm

Allowlist-only zsh script runner extension for pi coding agents.

pi-zsh does one job: run explicitly allowlisted .zsh scripts through one tool, zsh_script_run. It does not provide arbitrary shell execution, scheduling, or orchestration.

Project Docs

Why This Exists

Most shell integrations start tight and then drift into "run anything." pi-zsh keeps a stricter boundary:

  • only allowlisted script_id values can execute
  • each script path must be absolute, executable, and .zsh
  • environment variables are allowlisted
  • output is truncated for context safety, with optional full-output file pointer
  • non-zero exit, timeout, and abort are surfaced as isError: true

Install

npm install @4meta5/pi-zsh

This package includes the pi-package keyword so it is discoverable by pi package indexing flows.

Quick Start

  1. Create an allowlist file:
{
  "allowlist": {
    "cron_review": {
      "path": "/absolute/path/to/cron-review.zsh",
      "defaultArgs": [],
      "defaultCwdMode": "script_root"
    }
  },
  "envAllowlist": ["PATH", "HOME", "SHELL", "LANG", "LC_ALL"],
  "defaultTimeoutMs": 120000,
  "maxTimeoutMs": 900000
}
  1. Set required config:
export PI_ZSH_ALLOWLIST_FILE=/absolute/path/to/pi-zsh-allowlist.json
  1. Load as a pi extension:
pi -e /absolute/path/to/pi-zsh/src/index.ts

Tool Contract

zsh_script_run

Parameters:

  • script_id (required): allowlisted script identifier
  • args (optional): extra args appended after allowlist defaults
  • cwd_mode (optional): script_root or caller_cwd
  • timeout_ms (optional): per-call timeout clamped by config max

Returns:

  • text summary plus truncated output preview
  • structured details including path, argv, duration, and truncation metadata
  • isError: true for non-zero exit, timeout, or abort

Config

Required:

  • PI_ZSH_ALLOWLIST_FILE: absolute path to JSON config

Optional env overrides:

  • PI_ZSH_ENV_ALLOWLIST
  • PI_ZSH_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_MS
  • PI_ZSH_MAX_TIMEOUT_MS

Empty envAllowlist behavior:

  • if config sets "envAllowlist": [], pi-zsh requires an interactive decision at runtime
  • in non-UI mode, execution returns an error with remediation guidance

Author-convenience default env allowlist:

  • AGENT_DISPATCH_DIR
  • AGENT_DISPATCH_CMD
  • CLONES_DIR
  • GITHUB_TOKEN
  • PATH
  • HOME
  • SHELL
  • LANG
  • LC_ALL

Scope Boundaries

In scope:

  • one extension package
  • one tool (zsh_script_run)
  • allowlist-only script execution
  • explicit failure semantics and output truncation

Out of scope:

  • arbitrary command execution
  • script discovery frameworks
  • schedulers and orchestrators
  • auth plugin orchestration
  • update and migration surfaces

Development

npm run check
npm test
npm run build

License

MIT