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@sfroment/pi-koyeb

v1.0.3

Published

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

Readme

pi-koyeb

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

What it provides

  • a koyeb custom tool with typed parameters (subcommand + args map + output + organization + timeoutSeconds + forceDangerous)
  • a bundled SKILL.md documenting the tool and common koyeb commands
  • per-turn prompt guidance when a prompt mentions Koyeb, apps, services, deployments, instances, secrets, domains, or databases
  • graceful detection of the "not authenticated" failure with actionable guidance
  • a safety guard that refuses all delete/cancel/kill ops unless forceDangerous: true is set

Why not MCP?

The koyeb CLI already exposes the full Koyeb API (apps, services, deployments, instances, secrets, domains, databases, volumes, one-shot deploy) and uses the user's existing koyeb 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-koyeb

Tool parameters

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------|-------------| | subcommand | string | The full koyeb subcommand path (e.g. "apps list", "services logs <id>", "deploy ./dir app/svc"). Top-level — never nest inside args. | | args | object | A key/value object of flags ONLY — never an array, and do not nest subcommand/output/organization here. Booleans → bare --flag ({debug: true} → --debug). Strings/numbers → --flag value. Arrays → repeated --flag value pairs. false/null/undefined are skipped. | | output | string | Output format: yaml, json, or table (translates to -o <format>). Use json for parseable structured output. | | organization | string | Organization ID override (translates to --organization <id>). | | timeoutSeconds | integer | Command timeout (default 30, max 120). | | forceDangerous | boolean | Opt-in for destructive ops (apps delete, services delete, deployments cancel, secrets delete, domains delete, databases delete, volumes delete, snapshots delete, sandbox kill, compose delete). Requires explicit user confirmation. |

Examples

List apps as JSON:

{
  "subcommand": "apps list",
  "output": "json"
}

Deploy a directory:

{
  "subcommand": "deploy ./myapp my-app/web",
  "args": { "git": "main", "ports": "8080:http" }
}

Get service logs:

{
  "subcommand": "services logs <service-id>",
  "args": { "type": "deploy" }
}

Development

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

License

GPL-3.0

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