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@emiliosp/pi-open-github-pr

v0.1.3

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A Pi extension to open a GitHub PR

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Keywords

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Readme

pi-open-github-pr

A Pi extension that uses the agent to inspect committed changes, generate a pull request title and description, and open or update the GitHub Pull Request.

pi-open-gh-pr.gif

Prerequisites

The current checkout must be a Git repository with an origin remote. The git executable and authenticated GitHub CLI (gh) must be available.

The extension supports macOS and Linux. Windows is not supported.

Installation

Install the package in Pi with:

pi install npm:@emiliosp/pi-open-github-pr

Usage

Load the extension in Pi, then run:

/open-github-pr

Pi inspects the current branch and reads the committed diff. The agent then generates a concise pull request title and description, fills the pull request template, and uses the dedicated tools to push existing commits and create or update the open Pull Request. During the active workflow, agent Bash commands are blocked; the dedicated extension tools perform the repository operations.

Pi api

| api | what | when | | --- | --- | --- | | ExtensionAPI.registerCommand | Registers the /open-github-pr command. | During extension initialization. | | ExtensionAPI.registerTool | Registers the repository inspection and pull request publishing tools. | During extension initialization. | | ExtensionAPI.sendUserMessage | Starts the guided pull request workflow. | After /open-github-pr is accepted. | | ExtensionAPI.on | Handles tool-call guards and workflow cleanup events. | During activation, agent settlement, and session shutdown. | | ExtensionContext.isIdle | Checks whether another agent turn is running. | Before starting a workflow. | | ExtensionContext.ui.notify | Shows workflow status and warning messages. | On invalid workflow state. | | ExtensionContext.ui.setStatus | Shows or removes the active workflow status. | During workflow activation and cleanup. | | ExtensionContext.ui.theme.fg | Colors the active workflow status. | When the status is displayed. | | ExtensionContext.cwd | Provides the current checkout path to tools. | During tool execution. | | defineTool | Defines a Pi tool and its execution handler. | In each tool module. | | Type.Object, Type.String, Type.Array, Type.Boolean | Defines tool input schemas. | When the tools are registered. |