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@earendil-works/pi-radius

v0.1.8

Published

Radius provider, web tools, and skills for Pi

Readme

@earendil-works/pi-radius

Radius model providers, web tools, and gateway-management skills for Pi.

Included resources

  • radius model provider, authenticated through Pi
  • Optional radius-dev provider for local gateway development
  • web_search for current web research through Radius
  • web_fetch for extracting content from known URLs
  • radius-auto-model skill for managing auto-model router policies
  • radius-message-rewriting skill for managing gateway message-rewriter policies

Installation

pi install npm:@earendil-works/pi-radius

Restart Pi or run /reload, then authenticate:

/login radius

Use /model to select a Radius model. The web tools are available even when another provider's model is selected, but still require Radius authentication.

Inspect or enable the installed resources with:

pi list
pi config

Radius routing

With a Radius model selected, run /radius to configure upstream-provider routing for the current model and session.

/radius                 Open the routing settings
/radius auto            Use automatic routing
/radius prefer <id>     Prefer an upstream provider
/radius force <id>      Require an upstream provider
/radius refresh         Refresh models and provider availability

Provider overrides do not apply to the auto model; its routing is controlled by the Radius auto-model policy.

Configuration

The production gateway defaults to https://radius.pi.dev. These environment variables can override the defaults or provide credentials:

| Variable | Purpose | | --- | --- | | PI_GATEWAY | Production gateway URL | | PI_GATEWAY_API_KEY | Production gateway API key (alternative to /login) | | PI_DEV_GATEWAY | Enable the radius-dev provider; use 1 for http://localhost:8788 or provide a URL | | PI_DEV_GATEWAY_API_KEY | Development gateway API key | | PI_CACHE_RETENTION=long | Request long-lived prompt-cache retention when supported |

Local development

From the repository root:

pi -e ./packages/pi-radius

Or load one extension directly:

pi -e ./packages/pi-radius/extensions/radius-providers.ts