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@mirakurunchan/pi-keywords

v0.1.0

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OpenCode-style command aliases for Pi, such as /exit, /clear, and /models.

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Readme

@mirakurunchan/pi-keywords

CI npm

OpenCode command aliases for Pi.

Pi names some everyday actions differently. /quit exits Pi, /new starts a session, and /hotkeys shows the keyboard shortcuts. The extension adds the OpenCode names for those actions. If your fingers type /exit or /clear, the right thing happens.

The extension registers commands only. It does not change keybindings or built-in commands, and Pi keeps all of its own names.

Install

# from npm
pi install npm:@mirakurunchan/pi-keywords

# from a local checkout
pi install /absolute/path/to/pi-keywords

# try it for one run without installing
pi -e /absolute/path/to/pi-keywords

Run /reload inside Pi after you install the package.

Commands

| OpenCode command | Pi equivalent | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | /exit, /q | /quit | Exits Pi when the agent becomes idle. | | /clear | /new | Starts a new session and keeps the old session file. | | /summarize [instructions] | /compact | Passes the text after the command to compaction. | | /details | ctrl+o | Shows or hides tool output, like the key. | | /editor | ctrl+g | Opens an editor dialog for the current prompt. | | /themes | /settings | Saves the choice to settings. | | /models | /model | Shows a plain list. Use /model for fuzzy search. | | /sessions, /continue | /resume | Lists sessions for the current directory. | | /help | /hotkeys | Prints a pointer to /hotkeys. | | /connect | /login | Prints a pointer to /login. | | /aliases | | Lists every alias inside Pi. |

/details, /editor, /themes, /models, /sessions, /continue, /help, and /connect need an interactive session. In print or JSON mode the command reports the Pi equivalent instead.

What this package leaves alone

Pi spells these commands the same way as OpenCode, so the extension does not register them: /new, /compact, /model, /share, /export, /resume, /thinking.

These OpenCode commands have no Pi equal:

  • Pi has no /undo or /redo. Use git to restore file changes. Use /tree to return to an earlier message, then continue on a new branch.
  • Pi has no /unshare. Delete the gist on GitHub.
  • Pi has no /init. Pi loads AGENTS.md at startup, so ask the model to create or update the file.

Package layout

extensions/
  index.ts        wiring: alias commands, handlers, /aliases
  aliases.ts      pure alias table and label helpers
  pickers.ts      model, session, and theme pickers
test/
  aliases.test.mts       tests for the table and the helpers
  registration.test.mts  registration and dispatch tests with a stub Pi API

Development

Requires Node 22.19 or later.

npm ci --ignore-scripts   # install dev dependencies for typechecking
npm run typecheck         # tsc --noEmit
npm test                  # tests through Node's type stripping

To test a live copy, install the directory with pi install. Run /reload after each edit.

Releases

CI publishes to npm. A merge to main creates a v<version> git tag and publishes that version. Every merge to main must bump the version in package.json. See RELEASING.md.

License

MIT