hasapi

One command to set up the Pi coding agent the way I like it — a curated set of extensions, installed globally.

Quick start

npx -y @tplog/hasapi

The -y flag skips npx's first-run install confirmation. Without it, an uncached or non-interactive run can fail with sh: hasapi: command not found.

It will:

1. Install pi for you if it isn't on PATH yet.
2. Install the curated pi extensions (pi install <source>).

Install is idempotent — extensions already in your pi settings are skipped.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | npx -y @tplog/hasapi | Install the curated pi extensions | | npx -y @tplog/hasapi status | Show which extensions are installed | | npx -y @tplog/hasapi remove | Remove the hasapi extensions | | npx -y @tplog/hasapi doctor | Check your environment for common problems |

What gets installed

Extensions (pi install):

• npm:pi-markdown-preview — Markdown preview
• npm:pi-notify — desktop notifications
• npm:@aliou/pi-processes — background process management
• npm:@plannotator/pi-extension — planning and annotation workflow
• npm:pi-mcp-adapter — MCP server integration
• npm:@narumitw/pi-goal — goal tracking
• npm:@juicesharp/rpiv-pi — skill-based dev workflow (research → design → plan → implement → validate)
• npm:context-mode — context-mode tooling
• npm:@narumitw/pi-btw — side-chat popover
• npm:pi-generative-ui — generative UI
• npm:glimpseui — native UI widgets and dialogs
• npm:pi-provider-kimi-code — Kimi model provider
• npm:@narumitw/pi-chrome-devtools — Chrome DevTools control

Editing the catalog

Extensions live in the EXTENSIONS array at the top of bin/hasapi.mjs. Add an entry with an id, source (npm: or git:), and description.