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@esauflores/pi-agent-prompts

v0.1.1

Published

Coding profiles: inject a prompt file as a persistent system-prompt mode

Readme

@esauflores/pi-agent-prompts

Turn any markdown file in prompts/ into a slash command that injects it as a persistent coding profile.

/coding-full      activate (press again to switch off)
/coding-plan
/coding-review
/coding-solo

The profile rides in a system-prompt section, so it outranks turn history: it applies to every request until you toggle it off, instead of being a one-shot message that later turns erode. The active profile shows in the footer as ◈ coding-solo.

Install

pi install npm:@esauflores/pi-agent-prompts

Add your own profiles

Drop a .md file into prompts/ and run /reload. The filename becomes the command name:

prompts/
├── coding-full.md     →  /coding-full
├── coding-plan.md     →  /coding-plan
├── coding-review.md   →  /coding-review
└── coding-solo.md     →  /coding-solo

Add foo.md, get /foo — no registration, no config. The first heading or line of the file becomes the command description in the menu. Names must be [a-z][a-z0-9-]*; other files are ignored.

Install into a project instead

To keep profiles with a repository, copy the extension into the project and point at it:

{ "packages": ["./.pi/pi-agent-prompts"] }

Behavior

  • Running the active profile's command again turns it off.
  • The choice is stored as a branch-local session entry, so /tree navigation and forks see the profile belonging to that branch, not the last one you picked.
  • It survives /reload and session resume; the state is restored on both session_start and session_tree.

Limits

  • Profiles are added to the system prompt, so a large one costs context on every request.
  • Only the newest profile entry on the current branch is active; activating another replaces it rather than stacking.