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@vanillagreen/pi-skills-manager

v1.0.4

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 Pi skills manager for vstack packages. It provides one /skill manager view for browsing, previewing, creating, editing, renaming, deleting, and enabling/disabling skills while preserving Pi's native /skill:<name> invocation and autocomplete behavior.

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 skills manager overlay. | | /skill disable | Disable the manager feature toggle; run /reload to unload hooks/commands. | | /skill:enable | Recovery command when disabled; enables the manager and reloads. | | /skill:<name> | Native Pi skill invocation; handled by Pi, not this manager. |

What it does

  • Leaves Pi's top-level enableSkillCommands setting alone so native /skill:<name> commands and autocomplete keep working.
  • Hides Pi's default startup [Skills] block so skill discovery lives in the manager.
  • Shows project/global skills separately from package/library skills.
  • Searches by name, description, source, scope, and path.
  • Inserts enabled skills into the editor as native /skill:<name> commands.
  • Previews frontmatter and rendered skill content.
  • Toggles skills on/off through Pi settings filters; run /reload after toggles to fully apply prompt/resource changes.
  • Creates new project/global skills with the current model and thinking level, falling back to a deterministic template if model auth is unavailable.
  • Edits, renames, and deletes your own top-level project/global skills. Package skills are preview/toggle/insert only.

Keys

Browse mode:

  • Type to search.
  • ↑/↓ selects.
  • Enter inserts an enabled native /skill:<name> command, or starts Create new skill from the first row.
  • Tab previews the selected skill.
  • Ctrl+X enables/disables the selected skill.
  • Backspace deletes your own selected skill when the search box is empty.
  • Esc clears search, then closes.

Preview mode:

  • ↑/↓, -/=, Home/End scroll.
  • Enter inserts an enabled native /skill:<name> command.
  • Ctrl+X enables/disables.
  • Ctrl+E edits, Ctrl+R renames, and Backspace/Delete deletes your own skills.
  • Esc or Tab returns to browse.

Edit mode: Ctrl+S saves; Esc returns to preview.

Create flow:

  1. Name, normalized to a lowercase skill slug.
  2. Trigger-focused description.
  3. Visibility: project (.pi/skills/<name>/SKILL.md) or global (~/.pi/agent/skills/<name>/SKILL.md).

Settings

Settings are exposed through pi-extension-manager under Skills Manager:

  • enabled
  • hideStartupSkillsBlock
  • aiGenerationEnabled
  • defaultCreateLocation
  • popupWidth, popupMaxHeight, listRows

Notes

Native skill command registration is controlled by Pi's own enableSkillCommands setting (/settingsSkill commands). This manager does not change that setting.

Attribution

This package is locally owned by vstack and is based on ideas and portions of the MIT-licensed @kmiyh/pi-skills-menu. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.