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@lebronj/pi-suite

v0.1.8

Published

JHP's Pi extension suite for team coding workflows

Readme

@lebronj/pi-suite

JHP's Pi extension suite for team coding workflows.

Install

npm install -g --ignore-scripts @earendil-works/pi-coding-agent
pi install npm:@lebronj/pi-suite
pi install npm:pi-web-access
pi install npm:pi-mcp-adapter
pi install npm:pi-subagents

Or use the bootstrap script to install Pi, configure the team OpenAI-compatible endpoint, install this suite, and set up Bun + qmd for memory search:

curl -fsSL https://registry.npmjs.org/@lebronj/pi-suite/-/pi-suite-0.1.8.tgz | tar -xzO package/scripts/bootstrap.sh | bash

What Is Included

  • Local extensions: goal mode, pet, prompt URL widget, TUI redraw stats, snake, TPS notifications.
  • Prompts: changelog audit, issue analysis, PR review, wrap workflow.
  • Skills: provider checklist, weather, LeetCode array practice, Pi capability reference, image-to-editable-PPT workflow.
  • Vendored package: @jhp/pi-memory, including qmd search, external curator service, and memory/skill-draft versioning.

Install optional packages separately if needed:

pi install npm:pi-web-access
pi install npm:pi-mcp-adapter
pi install npm:pi-subagents

Debug-only extensions are intentionally excluded:

  • dump-system-prompt.ts
  • zz-full-session-log.ts
  • agentmemory

Team Model Setup

The bootstrap script can be run with curl | bash: it reads the API key from the terminal instead of stdin. It asks for an API key and writes:

  • Provider: OpenAI-compatible openai
  • Base URL: https://claude-code.club/openai/v1
  • Default model: gpt-5.5

The API key is written to ~/.pi/agent/models.json on the user's machine. Do not publish a shared key in this package.

Memory And Versioning

@jhp/pi-memory works without qmd for core memory features:

  • memory_write
  • memory_read
  • memory_edit
  • scratchpad
  • memory_curate

memory_search needs qmd. The bootstrap script installs and initializes qmd when Bun is available. If Bun is missing, install qmd later:

bun install -g https://github.com/tobi/qmd
qmd collection add ~/.pi/agent/memory --name pi-memory
qmd embed

Memory versioning is enabled by default. It snapshots ~/.pi/agent/memory and ~/.pi/agent/skill-drafts into ~/.pi/agent/evolution, commits local changes automatically, and leaves push manual by default. memory_curate also scans yesterday's daily log into REVIEW.md when learning is enabled and the daily file changed since the last scan.

Useful commands:

/memory-version-status
/memory-version-snapshot optional reason
/memory-version-list
/memory-version-restore <snapshot-id> [memory|skill-drafts|all]
/memory-version-push

Memory evolution is local-only by default and does not configure a shared remote. If a user wants backup sync, set PI_EVOLUTION_REMOTE to their own private repo before bootstrap/setup, or add a personal remote later with git -C ~/.pi/agent/evolution remote add origin <url>. Set PI_EVOLUTION_AUTO_PUSH=1 only if automatic remote sync is desired.

Goal Mode

Use /goal <objective> to keep Pi working on one task until it is verified complete. Goal mode injects hidden task context, enables a goal tool for completion/drop/resume, and auto-continues between turns instead of stopping at a minimal implementation.

Useful commands:

/goal <objective>
/goal show
/goal pause
/goal resume
/goal drop
/goal auto on
/goal auto off

Update

pi update

Only update Pi itself:

pi update --self

Only update installed Pi packages:

pi update --extensions