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@jackice/omp-extensions

v0.1.4

Published

Extensions for the omp coding agent - subset shared with pi-extensions via symlinks, excludes features omp provides natively (goal, plan-mode, btw)

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Keywords

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Readme

@jackice/omp-extensions

A collection of extensions for omp (Oh My Pi) coding agent, published and evolved independently from pi-extensions.

Extension list

| Extension | Description | |---|---| | notify.ts | Desktop notifications: alert when the agent completes / waits for user selection / errors. Notification channels degrade by priority: OSC 777 (Ghostty, iTerm2, WezTerm, incl. tmux passthrough) → growlrrr → osascript | | review.ts | Code review workflow: /review starts a review, /end-review ends it and returns to the original position. Supports PR references, session-tree navigation, and branch summaries | | permission-gate.ts | Confirmation for dangerous shell commands: rm -rf, sudo, chmod/chown 777, git push, gh/glab repository management operations | | uv.ts | Python toolchain management: intercepts pip/poetry, rewrites python/python3 to uv run | | whimsical.ts | Replaces working messages in the agent's thinking with random witty copy | | answer/ | QnA: /answer extracts a question from the context and answers interactively in an editor form |

Installation

Use as an omp plugin. Install it in the omp plugin directory (e.g. ~/.omp/plugins):

cd ~/.omp/plugins
npm install @jackice/omp-extensions

Then enable the plugin in omp-plugins.lock.json (or let the omp plugin manager discover it automatically).

Requirements

  • Runtime: omp 17.2.10+ (depends on the runtime-bundled @earendil-works/pi-tui and @earendil-works/pi-coding-agent APIs)
  • Optional dependencies: grrr (growlrrr, desktop-notification fallback path), uv (python redirection)

Development

This package is an independently published extension collection, decoupled from pi-extensions — the two codebases evolve separately and changes are not synced.

The code ships as TypeScript source directly (no build step); extension files are loaded by the runtime according to the omp.extensions list in package.json. Note: theme/component calls inside the package must match the runtime-bundled pi-tui API shape (the types published on npm may be stale); after changing any pi-tui-related calls, verify in a real omp session.