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@dougbots/pi-agents

v0.1.0

Published

Agent profiles for pi — preconfigured model, system prompt, tool restrictions, and permission gates

Readme

@dougbots/pi-agents

Agent profiles for pi — preconfigured model, system prompt, tool restrictions, and permission gates.

What it does

Defines named agent profiles (mirroring opencode's agent concept) that can be:

  • Activated on the current session: /agent jockey
  • Booted at startup: PI_AGENT=reviewer pi
  • Spawned by avenor as pi subprocesses: avenor_spawn(agent: "reviewer", backend: "pi")

Install

# As a pi package (recommended)
pi install git:github.com/sdougbrown/pi-agents

# Local development
pi install /path/to/pi-agents

Config

~/.pi/agent/agents.json (global) and .pi/agents.json (project, overrides global):

{
  "reviewer": {
    "description": "Code reviewer — no edits",
    "model": "provider/model-id",
    "systemPrompt": "inline text or file:/path/to/prompt.md",
    "thinkingLevel": "high",
    "excludeTools": ["write", "edit"],
    "permissions": {
      "bash": {
        "allow": ["git *", "npm test *"],
        "deny": ["git push*", "rm -rf*"]
      }
    }
  }
}

Profile fields:

  • model"provider/model-id" (required)
  • systemPrompt — inline string or file:/absolute/path (required)
  • thinkingLeveloff | low | medium | high | xhigh
  • tools — allowlist of tool names (if set, only these are callable)
  • excludeTools — denylist of tool names (removed from available set)
  • permissions.bash{ allow?: string[], deny?: string[] } with glob patterns

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | /agent <name> | Switch current session to agent profile | | /agent none | Deactivate agent, restore all tools | | /agent | List available agents | | /agents | Same as /agent |

Boot with agent

PI_AGENT=reviewer pi
PI_AGENT=jockey pi -c

Avenor integration

When avenor_spawn(agent: "reviewer", backend: "pi") is called, avenor spawns pi --mode rpc with PI_AGENT=reviewer. The agents extension applies the full profile (model, systemPrompt, tools, permissions) automatically.

Requires avenor with the pi backend (v0.3.3+). Model resolution falls back to ~/.pi/agent/agents.json when the agent is not found in opencode config.

Profile vs. agent

pi-profiles (by Carter McAlister) is a session config overlay — it swaps settings/extensions/skills and reloads the current session. Agents are discrete "personalities" with their own model, prompt, tool restrictions, and permission gates, designed to be spawned as subprocesses by avenor.

Dependencies

  • pi — the extension runtime
  • avenor — for subprocess spawning with backend: "pi" (optional, for sub-agent workflows)
    • best used with @dougbots/avenor-pi to provide the tools to spawn those processes