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@helle253/pi-peon

v0.1.4

Published

Pi extension that forwards pi lifecycle events to peon-ping / OpenPeon.

Readme

pi-peon

Thin pi extension that forwards pi lifecycle events to the existing peon-ping runtime so pi can use your OpenPeon sounds.

Scope

This package only:

  • forwards pi lifecycle events to peon-ping
  • adds /peon-enable and /peon-disable for session or persistent toggling
  • supports --peon-disabled and --peon-script

Everything else should be done with the regular peon CLI.

Event mapping

| pi event | peon-ping hook | CESP category | | --------------------------------- | -------------------- | -------------------------------- | | session_start | SessionStart | session.start | | input | UserPromptSubmit | task.acknowledge / user.spam | | tool_result with isError=true | PostToolUseFailure | task.error | | agent_end | Stop | task.complete | | session_before_compact | PreCompact | resource.limit |

Not auto-mapped right now:

  • input.required
  • task.progress
  • session.end

Install

1) Install peon-ping

Install and set up peon-ping first.

2) Install this package

From npm:

pi install npm:@helle253/pi-peon

From this repo:

pi install /absolute/path/to/pi-peon

For a one-off test:

pi -e /absolute/path/to/pi-peon/extensions/pi-peon.ts

Usage

Enabled by default.

Disable hooks for one run:

pi --peon-disabled

Toggle hooks only for the current session:

/peon-disable
/peon-enable

Write a persistent project or global default:

/peon-disable --project
/peon-enable --project
/peon-disable --global
/peon-enable --global

The commands write to:

  • .pi/settings.json for --project
  • ~/.pi/agent/settings.json for --global

Equivalent manual config:

{
  "piPeon": {
    "enabled": false
  }
}

Use a custom hook script:

pi --peon-script /absolute/path/to/peon.sh

Precedence is:

  1. --peon-disabled for the current run
  2. /peon-enable or /peon-disable for the current session
  3. piPeon.enabled in settings

The extension looks for the standard peon-ping hook script automatically.

Use the peon CLI for everything else

peon status
peon preview task.complete
peon packs list --registry
peon packs install glados