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@aliou/pi-ts-aperture

v0.3.1

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Route Pi LLM providers through Tailscale Aperture

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pi-ts-aperture

Route Pi LLM providers through Tailscale Aperture, a managed AI gateway on your tailnet.

Aperture handles API key injection and request routing server-side. This extension overrides selected providers so requests go through your Aperture gateway instead of directly to upstream provider APIs.

Setup

pi install npm:@aliou/pi-ts-aperture

Then run the setup wizard:

/aperture:setup

This prompts for:

  1. Aperture base URL (for example ai.your-tailnet.ts.net)
  2. Providers to route through Aperture (fuzzy searchable, multi-select)

Configuration is saved globally to ~/.pi/agent/extensions/aperture.json.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | /aperture:setup | Interactive wizard to configure Aperture URL and routed providers | | /aperture:settings | Settings UI to update URL and routed provider list |

How it works

For each configured provider, the extension calls registerProvider with:

  • baseUrl set to your Aperture URL + /v1 (OpenAI-compatible surface used by Pi provider configs)
  • apiKey set to "-" (Aperture injects upstream credentials server-side)
  • provenance headers:
    • Referer: https://pi.dev
    • X-Title: npm:@aliou/pi-ts-aperture

Additionally, the extension can bootstrap model IDs discovered from Aperture (/api/providers) for providers like OpenRouter so CLI model selection can resolve Aperture-exposed model IDs before the first prompt.

Requirements

  • A Tailscale tailnet with Aperture configured
  • The device running Pi must be on the tailnet (or otherwise able to reach your Aperture endpoint)
  • Use the URL/scheme that matches your deployment (http:// or https://)