@ineersa/my-pi-extensions

Personal extension bundle for pi.

Install

pi install npm:@ineersa/my-pi-extensions

Local dev: pi install ./packages/extensions -l

Included extensions

• safe-guard — permission gate: blocks sudo, asks on destructive commands, writes outside CWD, and sensitive file reads. Persistent allowlists via UI.
• bg-process — overrides bash; after 15s it asks whether to move long-running commands to background, tracks them via bg_status, and sends completion notifications.
• compact-header — dense startup header with model/provider/thinking + keybinding cheatsheet.
• custom-footer — rich footer with tokens/cost/context/cwd/branch (+ PR probe), plus /status overlay.
• skill-palette — /skill command palette to queue a skill for the next prompt with fuzzy search + status widget.
• rewind — automatic git worktree snapshots at every prompt boundary with exact file restoration during /fork and /tree navigation.
• session-status — footer status indicator + /my-pi command to verify bundle is loaded. pi-subagents — full-featured subagent extension: single/chain/parallel execution, clarify TUI, model fallback, async, worktrees. Installed separately via npm run install:subagents. Builtin agents removed; uses agents from ~/.agents/ and .pi/agents/.

Companion packages

• @ineersa/my-pi-scheduler — recurring checks, one-time reminders, and the LLM-callable schedule_prompt tool. Installs separately for projects that need scheduled follow-ups.
• @ineersa/my-pi-jetbrains-index — standalone JetBrains index diagnostics gate extension with IDE-first guardrails and diagnostics sync.
• @ineersa/my-pi-themes — curated theme pack (catppuccin-mocha, cyberpunk, gruvbox-dark, nord, oh-p-dark, tokyo-night).

Add a new extension

1. Create a .ts file or directory in extensions/.
2. Add the entry to package.json → pi.extensions.
3. /reload or restart pi.