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@naxodev/pi-apnea

v0.2.1

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Pi adapter for the Apnea multi-role workflow

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Readme

@naxodev/pi-apnea

Pi adapter for the Apnea workflow engine. It registers Apnea tools, slash commands, skills, and prompts while @naxodev/apnea provides the shared workflow and standalone CLI.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22.19 or later
  • Pi 0.83.x or 0.84.x
  • Bun 1.3.7 or later for the transitive apnea executable
  • Herdr and at least one supported agent CLI, as documented by @naxodev/apnea

Install

pi install npm:@naxodev/pi-apnea

The normal @naxodev/apnea dependency installs transitively, including the apnea executable. Pi loads this package's extension, skills, and prompts resources.

Pi role panes use a dedicated PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR without pi-vimmode. The user's orchestrator session remains unchanged.

Quickstart

Run these commands inside Pi:

/apnea setup
/apnea start describe the implementation goal
/apnea status

setup creates global profiles in ~/.config/apnea/config.json. start begins one workflow against the current working copy. status reports the current step and next legal operation.

The shorter /apnea-start and /apnea-status aliases are also available. See the Apnea CLI and operation reference for the shared command surface and exit behavior.

Verify

Run /apnea status before starting a workflow. A clean installation reports no active run and identifies workflow_start as a legal next operation. If Pi does not register the commands, run /reload and inspect Pi's package-loading output.

Apnea executes repository-controlled text through configured agent CLIs and can execute planner-authored verification commands. Read the trust model before using it with an untrusted repository.

Versioning

This incompatible adapter line requires core ^0.2.0. Compatible core patch releases flow through that range. Future incompatible host interface changes require coordinated minor releases of both packages.

Contributing

Use the workspace contribution guide for setup, checks, and release policy. Use GitHub Discussions for usage questions and the workspace security policy for private vulnerability reports.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.