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@sentiolabs/pi-git-spice

v0.2.1

Published

Pi skills, prompt templates, and optional subagents for git-spice stacked-branch workflows.

Downloads

489

Readme

@sentiolabs/pi-git-spice

Pi skills, prompt templates, and optional subagents for git-spice stacked-branch workflows.

What is included

  • Prompts: /git-spice-continue, /git-spice-init, /git-spice-new, /git-spice-restack, /git-spice-stack, /git-spice-submit, and /git-spice-sync.
  • Skills: /skill:git-spice and /skill:stacking-workflow.
  • Optional package-scoped agents: git-spice.stacker and git-spice.stack-doctor.

Prerequisites

git-spice is an external CLI prerequisite. Install and configure it for the repository before using these workflows. This package does not bundle the CLI.

Install from npmjs.org

pi install npm:@sentiolabs/pi-git-spice

Install locally

pi -e ./packages/pi-git-spice

Usage

Use the prompts for daily stack operations and load the skills for CLI reference or planning a reviewable stack. The generated workflows gather missing values through an available question tool or plain chat and never enable interactive git-spice CLI prompts in a Pi tool subprocess.

Optional Pi subagents

pi-subagents is optional. When installed, it can discover git-spice.stacker and git-spice.stack-doctor through this package's metadata. Without it, the prompts and skills retain documented direct workflows.

Non-interactive safety

Tool-driven git-spice mutations use --no-prompt. Branch creation requires an explicit name and commit message, or --no-commit for a clean tree. Rebase continuation uses --no-edit; destructive initialization reset requires a separately confirmed action.

Development

npm test --workspace @sentiolabs/pi-git-spice
npm run pack:dry-run --workspace @sentiolabs/pi-git-spice

Maintainer source sync

Generated prompts, skills, and agents are derived from the upstream Claude plugin. Do not hand-edit them; encode adaptations in the migration script and regenerate:

python3 packages/pi-git-spice/scripts/migrate-git-spice-plugin.py ~/path/to/claude-marketplace/plugins/git-spice