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@createsomething/pi-policy-os

v1.0.5

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Policy OS starter for Pi coding agents — governed AI execution with quality gates, policy checks, and the MCP-First Thesis. The entry point to CREATE SOMETHING's governed automation platform.

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Readme

@createsomething/pi-policy-os

Policy OS starter for Pi coding agents — governed AI execution with quality gates, policy auditing, and the Subtractive Triad review methodology.

Install

pi install npm:@createsomething/pi-policy-os

Source price: $0 under the MIT License. Managed CREATE SOMETHING Control is a separate service, available from $900/month.

What You Get

Extension

A lightweight quality gate extension that:

  • Warns when code files lack basic quality signals (missing types, untested exports)
  • Provides a /policy-check command to audit any codebase against Policy OS patterns
  • Shows governance status in the Pi footer

Skills

  • /skill:policy-os-starter — What Policy OS is, how contract bundles work, the MCP-First Thesis
  • /skill:debug-feedback-loop — Repro-first debugging for bugs, failing checks, and performance regressions
  • /skill:intent-mapping — Decision, scope, validation, and handoff capture before ambiguous or long-running work
  • /skill:tdd-vertical-slice — Test-first vertical-slice development through public interfaces

Prompt Templates

  • /policy-audit — Audit a codebase for governance gaps (missing tests, untyped exports, policy artifacts)
  • /subtractive-review — Apply the Subtractive Triad as code review methodology (DRY → Rams → Heidegger)

What Is Policy OS?

Policy OS is CREATE SOMETHING's governed execution platform:

  1. MCP servers establish trust — controlled, permissioned access to your tools
  2. Skills provide capabilities — reusable, portable across agent platforms
  3. Agents produce outcomes — with approval gates, escalation policies, and quality controls

The MCP-First Thesis: The entry point to automation is connectivity, not intelligence. MCP consumption is commoditized. MCP creation is not.

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