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@vanillagreen/pi-skills-manager

v1.1.2

Published

Polished Pi skills manager with a dedicated /skill menu for browsing, previewing, inserting, creating, editing, renaming, deleting, and toggling skills while preserving native /skill:name invocation.

Readme

pi-skills-manager

Skills Manager overlay

Dedicated skills manager. Browse, preview, create, edit, rename, delete, and toggle skills from one /skill view while keeping Pi's native /skill:<name> invocation.

Highlights

  • Project, global, and package skills shown separately.
  • Search by name, description, source, scope, and path.
  • enter inserts the enabled skill as a native /skill:<name> command into the editor.
  • tab previews frontmatter and rendered content.
  • Create new project or global skills using the current model. Falls back to a deterministic template when the model is unavailable.
  • Edit, rename, and delete your own top-level skills. Package skills stay preview/toggle/insert only.
  • Hides Pi's startup [Skills] block so skill discovery lives in the manager.

Install

Via npm:

pi install npm:@vanillagreen/pi-skills-manager

Via vstack:

cargo install --git https://github.com/vanillagreencom/vstack.git vstack
vstack add vanillagreencom/vstack --pi-extension pi-skills-manager --harness pi -y

Restart Pi after installation.

Commands

| Command | Action | | --- | --- | | /skill | Open the manager. | | /skill disable | Disable the feature toggle. Run /reload to unload. | | /skill:enable | Recovery command when disabled. | | /skill:<name> | Native Pi skill invocation (handled by Pi). |

Each view (browse, preview, edit) documents its own keys in the footer.

Create: name (normalized to a lowercase slug), trigger-focused description, visibility (project .pi/skills/<name>/SKILL.md or global ~/.pi/agent/skills/<name>/SKILL.md).

Settings

Open /extensions:settings; settings appear under the Skills Manager tab.

Project settings in .pi/settings.json apply only after Pi marks the workspace trusted; before trust, vstack Pi extensions read user/global settings only.

| Setting | What it does | | --- | --- | | Hide startup skills block | Hide Pi's built-in startup [Skills] list. | | AI skill generation | Use the current model to draft new SKILL.md files. Falls back to a deterministic template. | | Default create location | project or global. | | Popup width | Number of columns or 82%-style percentage. | | Popup max height | Number of rows or percentage. | | Visible list rows | Maximum rows shown before scrolling; short terminals shrink this so controls remain visible. |

Glyph style: each package exposes glyphStyle (unicode default, ascii for terminal-safe chrome). @vanillagreen/pi-tool-renderer.globalGlyphStyleOverride=ascii forces ASCII chrome across vstack Pi extensions while leaving tool/model/user content unchanged.

Notes

Native /skill:<name> registration is controlled by Pi's enableSkillCommands setting (/settingsSkill commands). This manager doesn't change it.

Attribution

Locally owned by vstack, based on ideas from the MIT-licensed @kmiyh/pi-skills-menu. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.