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@sfroment/pi-gh-cli

v1.0.6

Published

Pi extension wrapping the GitHub gh CLI as a single typed tool (direct CLI, not MCP).

Readme

pi-gh-cli

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A pi coding agent extension that wraps the GitHub gh CLI as a single typed tool — directly, not via an MCP server.

What it provides

  • a gh custom tool with typed parameters (subcommand + args map + repo + jsonFields + jq + limit + timeoutSeconds + forceDangerous)
  • a bundled SKILL.md documenting the tool and common gh commands
  • per-turn prompt guidance when a prompt mentions GitHub, PRs, issues, repos, releases, workflows, or gists
  • graceful detection of the "not authenticated" failure with actionable guidance
  • a safety guard that refuses repo delete, release delete, and codespace delete (unrecoverable) unless forceDangerous: true is set

Why not MCP?

The gh CLI already exposes the full GitHub API (repos, PRs, issues, releases, Actions, gists) and uses the user's existing gh auth login credentials. Wrapping it in a typed pi tool gives structured, discoverable parameters and output truncation without an extra server process.

Requirements

Installation

Drop the extension into ~/.pi/agent/extensions/ (global) or .pi/extensions/ (project-local), then reload:

/reload

Or install from git:

pi install git:github.com/sfroment/pi-gh-cli

Tool parameters

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------|-------------| | subcommand | string | The full gh subcommand path (e.g. "pr list", "repo view", "issue view 42"). Top-level — never nest inside args. | | args | object | A key/value object of flags ONLY — never an array, and do not nest subcommand/jsonFields/jq/repo/limit here. Booleans → bare --flag ({web: true}--web). Strings/numbers → --flag value ({state: "open"}--state open). Arrays → repeated --flag value pairs ({label: ["bug","urgent"]}--label bug --label urgent). | | repo | string | Target repository as owner/repo (→ --repo owner/repo). | | jsonFields | string[] | Fields to return as JSON (→ --json field1,field2). | | jq | string | jq expression to filter JSON output (→ --jq expr). | | limit | integer | Maximum results (→ --limit N). | | timeoutSeconds | integer | Command timeout (default 30, max 120). | | forceDangerous | boolean | Opt-in for destructive commands (repo delete, release delete, codespace delete). |

Examples

List open PRs in a repo:

{
  "subcommand": "pr list",
  "args": { "state": "open" },
  "repo": "owner/repo",
  "jsonFields": ["number", "title", "state"],
  "limit": 10
}

View a specific issue:

{
  "subcommand": "issue view 42",
  "repo": "owner/repo",
  "args": { "comments": true }
}

Development

bun test          # pretest links pi runtime deps automatically
bunx tsc --noEmit # type-check

License

GPL-3.0