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@averyyy/pi-client

v0.80.7-piclient.1

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Lightweight CLI wrapper that connects to a pi-server instance

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@averyyy/pi-client

Client CLI for connecting Pi to a pi-server instance.

Install

npm i -g --ignore-scripts --legacy-peer-deps @averyyy/pi-client

--legacy-peer-deps avoids npm peer override warnings when upstream Pi is already installed globally.

Use

Connect to the hosted server:

PI_SERVER_URL=https://pi.yreva.asia pi-client

Send one prompt and exit:

PI_SERVER_URL=https://pi.yreva.asia pi-client -p "Say exactly: ok"

Send a file or folder to the server:

PI_SERVER_URL=https://pi.yreva.asia pi-client send /path/to/file-or-folder

The server saves it under its configured upload directory, which defaults to ~/.pi/upload_files.

Start the browser UI:

pi-client install npm:@averyyy/pi-tau-codex
# or: pi install npm:@averyyy/pi-tau-codex
PI_SERVER_URL=https://pi.yreva.asia pi-client web

The web command starts pi-client in Tau mirror mode. Install the standalone @averyyy/pi-tau-codex extension into the shared ~/.pi/agent settings first. Tau listens on http://127.0.0.1:1838 by default.

Server Auth

If your server uses an auth token, set it on the client:

PI_SERVER_AUTH_TOKEN=your-token PI_SERVER_URL=http://127.0.0.1:4217 pi-client

Update

pi-client update installs the latest client and server packages without stopping active client sessions. Existing sessions block new prompts until you run /reload; /reload restarts that session on the new runtime and resumes its persisted history.

Related Package

Install the server separately:

npm i -g --ignore-scripts @averyyy/pi-server