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@jc4649/pi-harness

v0.1.0

Published

1-click umbrella for the pich harness: pulls all 12 @jc4649/* pi extensions, bundles the personal glue + code-vocab tooling, and ships an `init` bin that wires them into ~/.pi.

Readme

@jc4649/pi-harness

The 1-click umbrella for the pich harness — a curated set of pi coding agent extensions, wired together.

Installing this one package pulls in all 12 @jc4649/* extensions, bundles the personal glue (memory, ponytail persona, design principles, startup dashboard, code-vocab tooling), and ships an init bin that wires everything into ~/.pi non-destructively.

1-click install

npx @jc4649/pi-harness init

This adds every harness package to ~/.pi/agent/settings.json (as npm: sources) without removing anything you already configured, and disables pi's built-in compaction so @jc4649/pi-autocompact can own it (only if you haven't set a compaction policy yourself). Launch pi afterwards — it installs the npm packages on first run.

What's included

| Package | Role | |---|---| | @jc4649/pi-toolcall-guard | Preflight path/content guard + destructive-bash guard | | @jc4649/pi-context-collapse | Write-once collapse of bulky tool output | | @jc4649/pi-capability-index | Skill/tool discovery, activation, loadouts | | @jc4649/pi-ralph | Kanban task board for multi-step work | | @jc4649/pi-semble | Semantic repo search | | @jc4649/pi-usage-recorder | Token & context telemetry | | @jc4649/filechanges | Live diff review of edits | | @jc4649/telegram-remote | Drive a session from a Telegram bot | | @jc4649/notify | Native terminal notifications | | @jc4649/pi-autocompact | Proactive, configurable-model compaction | | @jc4649/pi-web-tools | Web search / fetch / extraction | | @jc4649/pi-hashline-edit | Hash-anchored read/edit tools | | glue (bundled here) | memory, ponytail-lite, design-principles, startup-logo, sysprompt-to-user, code-vocab-wire |

À la carte

Don't want the whole set? Install any one:

pi install @jc4649/pi-ralph

License

MIT © 2026 jc4649