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@teelicht/pi-grepai

v0.1.1

Published

Pi extension package that bridges an installed grepai CLI into Pi slash commands and LLM tools

Readme

@teelicht/pi-grepai

Pi package that bridges an already-installed grepai CLI into Pi slash commands and LLM tools.

This package does not install grepai, does not install official grepai skills and does not use MCP. It adds the following tools to Pi:

  • /grepai-watch slash command
  • /grepai-status slash command
  • grepai_search LLM tool
  • grepai_trace_callers LLM tool
  • grepai_trace_callees LLM tool
  • grepai_trace_graph LLM tool
  • grepai_index_status LLM tool

The documented grepai_refs_* and grepai_rpg_* MCP tools are temporarily disabled because grepai v0.35.0 does not expose matching CLI commands.

Install

  1. Install and configure grepai from the official grepai docs.
  2. Install this Pi package from npm with pi install npm:@teelicht/pi-grepai, or use pi install /path/to/pi-grepai during local development.
  3. Optionally, install all or selected grepai skills
  4. Run grepai init in the project root.

Quick start

Run grepai init in your terminal to initialize a project. After that, use /grepai-watch, /grepai-status, and grepai LLM tools such as grepai_search.

See docs/configuration.md, docs/commands.md, docs/tools.md, and docs/releases.md.