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@howaboua/pi-markdown-workflows

v0.1.0

Published

Pi extension with workflows tools and embedded subdirectory AGENTS.md context loading

Downloads

61

Readme

pi-markdown-workflows

Why download crappy skills when you can make god tier skills yourself?

Pi extension for building, refining, and using workflows (repo SOPs) and skills (global capabilities) from one unified GUI.

Key features

Unified GUI for workflows and skills

A single interface powers both /workflows and /skills.

  • Tab between both views with Tab / Shift+Tab
  • Search, preview details, and run actions from the same UX model
  • Keep command surface clean while still supporting advanced actions

UI primitives SDK (npm)

This extension now consumes UI primitives from npm via:

  • @howaboua/pi-howaboua-extensions-primitives-sdk

The SDK is no longer vendored in this repository under sdk/.

Three user commands

This extension exposes three user-facing commands:

  • /workflows — workflow list and actions
  • /skills — skill list and actions
  • /learn [optional guidance] — capture concise session findings into the most appropriate AGENTS.md

Skill and workflow creation + refinement

Creation and refinement are first-class flows in the UI.

  • Workflows: create, use, refine, append-to-agents, promote-to-skill, delete
  • Skills: create, use, refine, delete
  • Refinement prompts enforce strong structure, RFC language semantics, and actionable quality criteria

Agent tool for automatic workflow documentation

Agents can document reusable process knowledge while they work via:

  • workflows_create

The tool writes workflow files to:

  • ./.pi/workflows/<slug>/SKILL.md

This makes workflow capture deterministic and reusable across future sessions.

Nested AGENTS.md context autoload with periodic refresh

The extension auto-loads nested AGENTS.md files when relevant files/paths are accessed.

  • triggers on read
  • also triggers for discovery/listing bash commands (ls, find, rg, grep, fd, tree, git ls-files, git grep)
  • loads full nested chain (excluding cwd root AGENTS.md reinjection)
  • periodic refresh cadence: every 10 qualifying operations

Workflows vs skills

  • Workflows: repository SOPs that evolve with project conventions
  • Skills: broader reusable capabilities, usually global

Recommended global skills location:

  • ~/.pi/agent/skills/

Install

From npm:

pi install npm:@howaboua/pi-markdown-workflows

From Git:

pi install git+https://github.com/IgorWarzocha/pi-markdown-workflows.git

For local development:

pi -e /absolute/path/to/pi-markdown-workflows/index.ts

Publishing

npm run publish:dry-run

Dev tag publish:

npm run publish:dev

Bump prerelease + publish dev tag:

npm run release:dev

Recommended setting to reduce clutter

If /skill:<name> commands clutter your command palette, disable skill command registration and use /skills instead:

/settings => skill commands: false

Repository

  • https://github.com/IgorWarzocha/pi-markdown-workflows

Markdown Is All You Need™