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@kky42/pi-flow

v3.1.3

Published

Multi-backend subagents and dynamic workflow orchestration for pi.

Readme

pi-flow

Give Pi a team.

Orchestrate subagents and multi-step workflows across Pi, Codex CLI, and Claude Code without leaving your Pi session.

CI license

One coordinator, focused subagents

Define subagents for Pi, Codex CLI, and Claude Code, then orchestrate them from one Pi session - a few parallel run_agent calls or a staged run_workflow with live progress.

| Primitive | Use it for | | --- | --- | | run_agent | One focused, resumable subagent or several independent subagents in parallel. | | run_workflow | Parallel or staged subagents, branching, structured results, and saved orchestration. |

Try it

pi install npm:@kky42/pi-flow

Ask Pi naturally:

Use three subagents in parallel to review architecture, tests, and documentation, then synthesize their findings.
Use a workflow to classify each changed file by risk, run the matching review, and return structured results.

The active Tool row shows queued and running work. Pi receives the final Tool result after the direct subagent or outer workflow finishes.

Add simple subagents

Profiles live at ~/.pi/agent/subagents/<name>.md. The filename becomes the profile name. Codex and Claude profiles bypass their native permission prompts, so use them only in trusted repositories.

Pi explorer

---
description: Fast read-only repository explorer.
model: deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash
thinking: high
---
Map the repository and return the important paths.

Codex reviewer

---
description: Reviews code for correctness and missed edge cases.
backend: codex
model: gpt-5.6-luna
thinking: high
---
Review the current diff and lead with concrete findings.

Claude UI reviewer

---
description: Reviews UI quality and accessibility.
backend: claude
model: claude-sonnet-4-5
thinking: high
---
Inspect the UI and recommend specific improvements.

License

MIT