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@jd-erreape/pi-questionnaire

v0.1.0

Published

a month ago

Pi package providing an interactive questionnaire extension/tool.

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pi-package pi questionnaire

pi-questionnaire

Interactive questionnaire tool for Pi.

It lets an agent pause, ask the user a small structured questionnaire, and continue with machine-readable answers.

Standard questionnaire flow

What it provides

Pi tool: questionnaire
works in standard and RPC Pi sessions when interactive UI is available
1 to 5 questions per questionnaire
2 to 5 options per question
single-select or multi-select questions
optional custom answers
structured submitted results
explicit cancellation handling
fail-fast behavior when interactive UI is unavailable

Current limits

interactive UI is required
one active questionnaire per session
no resumable questionnaires
no detached or distributed questionnaire flow outside the active session UI

RPC session

Questionnaires in subagent flows via RPC are supported. The main caveat is that the UX is a bit less polished because Pi exposes fewer UI primitives over RPC than in a standard session.

RPC questionnaire flow

Install

From npm

pi install npm:@jd-erreape/pi-questionnaire -l

From git

pi install git:github.com/jd-erreape/pi-questionnaire -l

From a local path

pi install /absolute/path/to/pi-questionnaire -l

Quick local extension loop

pi -e ./extensions/questionnaire/index.ts

Local checks

npm run lint
npm run check
npm test
npm run pack:check