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@code-fixer-23/pi-agent-resource

v1.0.0

Published

This extension is useful for making agent skills, propmts and subagents

Downloads

85

Readme

pi-agent-resource

A PI package that installs an extension for creating, editing, deleting, and listing:

  • Global agents in ~/.pi/agent/agents/<name>.md
  • Project agents in .pi/agents/<name>.md when the local-agent flag is enabled
  • Skills in ~/.pi/agent/skills/<name>/SKILL.md
  • Local skills in .pi/skills/<name>/SKILL.md when the local-skill flag is enabled
  • Global prompts in ~/.pi/agent/prompts/*.md
  • Project prompts in .pi/prompts/*.md or grouped prompt directories when the local-prompt flag is enabled

What it does

The extension provides an interactive wizard that keeps prompting for the information it needs until the resource is ready.

It supports:

  • creating agents
  • creating Agent Skills spec compliant skills
  • creating ungrouped prompts
  • creating grouped prompts with _index.md and subcommands
  • editing existing resources
  • deleting existing resources
  • listing current resources

Installed extension

The package exposes the extension from @extensions/resource-studio/index.ts.

Commands

  • /resource-studio
  • manage_project_resources custom tool

Scope flags

The extension now uses registered pi flags instead of inline command flags.

  • local-agent → use project agents from .pi/agents
  • local-skill → use project skills from .pi/skills
  • local-prompt → use project prompts from .pi/prompts
  • external-skill-editor → use the external editor for skill edits

When a local scope flag is enabled, the command shows a notice before it creates, edits, or deletes the local resource.

Prompt behavior

When creating a prompt, the wizard asks whether the prompt should be:

  • ungrouped.pi/prompts/<name>.md
  • grouped.pi/prompts/<group>/_index.md with one or more subcommands

Grouped prompts follow the _index.md + type: group layout used by grouped PI prompt sets.

Development mode

The repository uses a local .env file for development mode.

PI_RESOURCE_DEV=1

When that variable is set, the extension shows its development notice and uses the in-memory filesystem.

Tests

npm test