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@nklisch/pi-enhanced

v0.2.3

Published

Pi, enhanced — one install for nklisch's full harness: policy-gated command review, plugin marketplace, subagents, background tasks, research tools, search, model modes, and a curated UX set.

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Readme

@nklisch/pi-enhanced

Pi, enhanced — nklisch's full harness in one install. Policy-gated command review, a plugin marketplace with Claude Code/Codex compatibility, ordered subagent lifecycles, background tasks, web/repo research, fast indexed search, model-aware prompting, and a curated daily-driver UX set.

pi install npm:@nklisch/pi-enhanced

That's the whole setup. The Pi packages below arrive bundled, including the supported Pi Clearance native engines. There are no platform-specific packages, install commands, or versions to coordinate.

What's inside

First-party (@nklisch/*)

| Package | What you get | | --- | --- | | pi-clearance | Structural command policy: deterministic allow/deny, one review path for uncertainty (/clearance). | | pi-plugins | Plugin marketplace and lifecycle management, adopting Claude Code and Codex plugins natively. | | pi-subagents | Subagents with ordered lifecycle interception (bundled inside pi-plugins). | | pi-background-tasks | Background jobs with polling, status, cancellation, and wakeups. | | pi-model-modes | System-prompt adaptation per model and mode. | | pi-conveniences | /exit, .agents/AGENTS.md context loading, context-window footer, subagent model listing. | | pi-fff-compat | FFF-indexed file search through Pi-native find/grep semantics (no fuzzy fallback). |

(@nklisch/pi-zai-research remains published separately if you prefer its Z.ai-backed research tools over pi-web-access.)

Curated third-party

| Package | What you get | | --- | --- | | pi-catppuccin-tui | Catppuccin theme + TUI polish. | | pi-tool-display | Richer tool-call rendering. | | @narumitw/pi-usage | Usage/cost tracking. | | @juicesharp/rpiv-todo | Todo tracking. | | @juicesharp/rpiv-ask-user-question | Structured agent questions. | | @ff-labs/pi-fff | Fuzzy file discovery (ffind/ffgrep) — complements pi-fff-compat. | | pi-web-access | Web search and page fetching. |

What it doesn't set up

Packages can't carry your personal settings: theme selection, default model and provider, API keys (/login), and editor keybindings remain yours. Set "theme": "catppuccin-tui-mocha" in ~/.pi/agent/settings.json for the full effect.

Updating

pi update --extension npm:@nklisch/pi-enhanced

One command refreshes the whole bundle; pin to a version with npm:@nklisch/pi-enhanced@<version> if you want stability over freshness.