@firstpick/pi-extension-upgrade-extensions

Update npm-installed Pi extensions from configured package entries.

What it does

• Checks configured npm extensions for available updates.
• Supports interactive multi-select update flow.
• Supports direct update-all mode.
• Prompts for optional Pi reload after successful updates.

Install

pi install npm:@firstpick/pi-extension-upgrade-extensions

Configuration

No required configuration inside the extension, but it only updates packages that Pi already knows about.

Expected Pi setup:

{
  "packages": [
    "npm:@firstpick/pi-extension-stats",
    "npm:@firstpick/pi-extension-brave-search"
  ]
}

The extension reads packages from Pi's agent settings file, normally:

~/.pi/agent/settings.json

Only entries starting with npm: are considered. Local file paths, symlinked development packages, and non-npm package entries are ignored. Each npm entry is queried with npm view <package> version --json, then updated by running:

pi install npm:<package>@latest

So the user needs:

• npm available on PATH
• network access to the npm registry
• package entries present in Pi settings
• permission for pi install to update the selected packages

Commands

• /extensions-update — checks for updates, then shows a multi-select list of outdated extensions.
• /extensions-update all — checks for updates and updates all outdated extensions directly.

Shortcuts

(Within the interactive selector)

• Space — toggle current extension
• a — select all / clear all
• Enter — confirm selection and start updates
• Esc — cancel
• ↑/↓ or j/k — move selection cursor

Tools

None.

Example view

/extensions-update
Outdated Pi extensions
  [ ] @firstpick/pi-extension-stats            0.1.2 → 0.1.3
  [x] @firstpick/pi-extension-brave-search    0.1.5 → 0.1.6

Enter: update selected   Space: toggle   a: all   Esc: cancel

Use all for a fast update pass, or the selector when you want to choose exactly which extensions change.