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@ifi/oh-pi

v0.5.1

Published

One-click setup for pi-coding-agent — extensions, themes, prompts, skills, and ant-colony swarm. Like oh-my-zsh for pi.

Readme

@ifi/oh-pi

All-in-one setup for pi-coding-agent — extensions, prompts, skills, themes, remote sharing, and ant-colony workflows.

Install

npx @ifi/oh-pi

This registers all oh-pi packages with pi in one command. Each package is installed separately so pi can load extensions with proper module resolution.

Options

npx @ifi/oh-pi                      # install latest versions (global)
npx @ifi/oh-pi --version 0.2.13     # pin to a specific version
npx @ifi/oh-pi --local              # install to project .pi/settings.json
npx @ifi/oh-pi --remove             # uninstall all oh-pi packages from pi

Start Here

Use this reading path depending on what you are trying to do:

  • I just want to use oh-pi → start in the root README.md, then jump into docs/feature-catalog.md for package-by-package detail
  • I want to try the latest local changes → run pnpm install, pnpm pi:local, restart pi, then exercise the feature in a real session
  • I want to contribute → read CONTRIBUTING.md, then the package README for the area you are changing
  • I want to understand ownership → use docs/feature-catalog.md to see which package owns which runtime feature, content pack, or library surface

Architecture at a glance

oh-pi repo
├── installer
│   └── @ifi/oh-pi
├── default runtime packages
│   ├── extensions
│   ├── background-tasks
│   ├── diagnostics
│   ├── ant-colony
│   ├── subagents
│   ├── plan
│   ├── spec
│   └── web-remote
├── content packs
│   ├── themes
│   ├── prompts
│   ├── skills
│   └── agents
├── opt-in extras
│   ├── adaptive-routing
│   ├── provider-catalog
│   ├── provider-cursor
│   ├── provider-ollama
│   ├── analytics-extension
│   ├── pi-remote-tailscale
│   ├── pi-bash-live-view
│   └── pi-pretty
└── contributor libraries
    ├── core
    ├── cli
    ├── shared-qna
    ├── web-client
    ├── web-server
    ├── analytics-db
    ├── analytics-dashboard
    └── docs

Packages

| Package | Contents | | ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | @ifi/oh-pi-extensions | 13 core session features including git-guard, auto-session-name, custom-footer, tool-metadata, scheduler, usage-tracker, btw/qq, watchdog, bg-process, external-editor, and worktree | | @ifi/pi-background-tasks | Reactive background shell tasks with /bg, Ctrl+Shift+B, log tails, and the bg_task tool | | @ifi/oh-pi-ant-colony | Multi-agent swarm extension (ant_colony, /colony*, colony panel, isolated worktrees, pheromone/task orchestration) | | @ifi/pi-diagnostics | Prompt completion timestamps, durations, per-turn timing, widget, and /diagnostics | | @ifi/pi-extension-subagents | Subagent orchestration runtime (subagent, subagent_status, /run, /chain, /parallel, /agents) | | @ifi/pi-plan | Planning mode extension (/plan, Alt+P, task_agents, steer_task_agent, set_plan) | | @ifi/pi-spec | Native spec-driven workflow package with /spec and local .specify/ scaffolding | | @ifi/pi-web-remote | /remote session sharing for browser-oriented remote access | | @ifi/oh-pi-themes | 6 themes: cyberpunk, nord, gruvbox, tokyo-night, catppuccin-mocha, oh-p-dark | | @ifi/oh-pi-prompts | 10 prompt templates including review, fix, explain, refactor, test, commit, pr, and document | | @ifi/oh-pi-skills | 17 skills including web-search, web-fetch, context7, debug-helper, git-workflow, quick-setup, and more | | @ifi/oh-pi-agents | 5 AGENTS.md templates for common roles |

Optional packages that stay opt-in:

Opt-in packages that stay separate from the default installer bundle:

  • @ifi/pi-extension-adaptive-routing
  • @ifi/pi-provider-catalog
  • @ifi/pi-provider-cursor
  • @ifi/pi-provider-ollama
  • @ifi/pi-analytics-extension
  • @ifi/pi-remote-tailscale
  • @ifi/pi-bash-live-view
  • @ifi/pi-pretty

Getting Started

npx @ifi/oh-pi
pi

For the full package-by-package feature inventory and the local development workflow, see the repo README and docs/feature-catalog.md in GitHub.