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@eforge-build/pi-eforge

v0.7.21

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eforge integration for Pi - enqueue, run, and monitor builds from within Pi

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@eforge-build/pi-eforge

Pi package for eforge.

Install in Pi:

pi install npm:@eforge-build/pi-eforge

Or install for the current project only:

pi install -l npm:@eforge-build/pi-eforge

Then, in your project:

/eforge:init

What this package provides

  • Native Pi tools for eforge daemon operations
  • Native Pi commands for agent runtime profile management (/eforge:profile, /eforge:profile-new), config viewing (/eforge:config), status dashboards (/eforge:status), and safe daemon restarts (/eforge:restart) with interactive overlay UX
  • Slash commands for build operations (/eforge:build, /eforge:init, /eforge:update)
  • The /eforge:plan skill for structured handoff planning before build execution
  • The /eforge:extend skill for assisted eforge TypeScript extension authoring
  • The /eforge:playbook skill for creating, editing, running, and managing reusable automation playbooks
  • The /eforge:recover skill for reviewing and acting on failed-PRD recovery verdicts
  • Ambient status display showing active profile, queue count, and build progress (passive — does not start the daemon)
  • Orchestrator decision events (plan:build:decision) flow through the daemon event stream unchanged. Rich live rendering (timeline track, decision detail, and build activity) lives in the monitor UI.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22+
  • Pi
  • An LLM provider credential supported by your chosen eforge harness

Relationship to the @eforge-build/eforge npm package

@eforge-build/pi-eforge is the Pi integration package.

The main @eforge-build/eforge npm package is the standalone CLI and daemon runtime that this Pi package invokes via npx -y @eforge-build/eforge.

For project docs and full setup guidance, see the main repository:

  • GitHub: https://github.com/eforge-build/eforge
  • Docs: https://eforge.build