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@e9n/pi-npm

v0.1.0

Published

NPM workflow extension for pi — run common npm commands including publish

Readme

@e9n/pi-npm

NPM workflow extension for pi. Gives the agent a single npm tool covering the full package management lifecycle.

Features

  • 15 actions — everything from init to publish in one tool
  • Safe dry-rundry_run: true adds --dry-run to publish/pack/version
  • Custom working directory — target any subdirectory with the path parameter
  • Truncated output — long outputs are capped at 8 000 chars to keep context clean

Tool: npm

Run common npm commands. The action field maps to the npm CLI; args passes through extra flags or package names.

Actions

| Action | npm command | Example args | |--------|-------------|----------------| | init | npm init | -y | | install | npm install | express, --save-dev tsx | | uninstall | npm uninstall | lodash | | update | npm update | react | | outdated | npm outdated | | | run | npm run | dev, lint | | test | npm test | | | build | npm run build | | | publish | npm publish | --tag beta | | pack | npm pack | | | version | npm version | patch, minor, major | | info | npm info | react versions | | list | npm list | --depth=0 | | audit | npm audit | --fix | | link | npm link | ../my-lib |

Parameters

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------|-------------| | action | string | npm action to perform (required) | | args | string | Additional CLI arguments (package names, script names, flags) | | path | string | Working directory — defaults to current project root | | dry_run | boolean | Appends --dry-run to publish, pack, or version |

Install

pi install npm:@e9n/pi-npm

License

MIT