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@wassname2/pi-lgtm

v0.4.2

Published

A pi extension providing goal tracking with structural sign-off and LGTM workflow.

Readme

@wassname/pi-lgtm

Help your agent track goals and aim for human sign off.

A pi extension that adds structured human sign-off to task tracking. Fork of @tintinweb/pi-tasks with a minimal LGTM layer.

The core idea: agents cannot mark tasks complete themselves. They must call lgtm_ask with auditable evidence and explicit failure-mode analysis, then a human signs off via /lgtm <id>.

Tasks can also carry a separate fresh-perspective robot review from a subagent or other model family. Robot reviews can iterate: if the latest review says the evidence is incomplete or unconvincing, human sign-off is held back until the agent strengthens the evidence and reruns review.

Install

pi install npm:@wassname2/pi-lgtm

Or for development:

pi -e ./src/index.ts

example alt text

What is different from pi-tasks

| pi-tasks | pi-lgtm | |---|---| | Agent calls TaskUpdate { status: "completed" } | Blocked -- throws error | | No evidence required | lgtm_ask requires evidence, 2 failure modes, falsification test | | Tasks complete immediately | Agent sets pending_approval, human runs /lgtm <id> | | No done criterion | done_criterion required on create: falsifiable observation |

Stripped: TaskExecute, TaskOutput, TaskStop, process-tracker.ts, subagent RPC, settings menu.

Widget

● 3 tasks (1 done, 1 in progress, 1 open)
  ✔ #1 Design schema
  ✳ #2 Implementing cache layer… (2m 49s · ↑ 4.1k ↓ 1.2k)
  ◻ #3 Load test 🛠 🤖 👀

Badges:

  • 🛠 tool evidence attached via lgtm_ask
  • 🤖 one or more robot review iterations attached
  • 👀 pending human sign-off via /lgtm

Tools

TaskCreate

subject, description, done_criterion (required), progress_label (optional)

done_criterion must be a falsifiable observation: what you expect to see AND what you would see if it is wrong. Example: "All 92 tests pass. If wrong: type errors in build or failures in task-store.test.ts."

TaskList

Lists all tasks. 👀 indicates pending sign-off.

TaskGet

Full task details including done_criterion and approval state.

TaskUpdate

Update status (pending | in_progress | deleted), subject, description, done_criterion, dependencies. Cannot set completed -- use /lgtm.

lgtm_ask

The epistemic gate. Required fields:

| Field | Description | |---|---| | taskId | Task to submit | | evidence | Exact command run + output, commit hash, config/seeds, file paths. "I ran X and got Y" not "I wrote X". | | failure_likely | Most likely way this is wrong despite evidence | | failure_sneaky | Perverse/silent failure that looks like success superficially | | falsification_test | What you ran and what you got, so both you and the human can sanity-check it. Why that result could not occur if a failure mode were real. | | verification_hints | Where to look and what to check. Descriptions of evidence locations. | | remaining_uncertainty | What is NOT tested, deferred edge cases, known limitations |

After calling this, the task shows 👀 and is only completable via /lgtm <id>. Evidence is stored on the task so the human can review it hours later without scrolling back.

The tool result includes a non-blocking self-check prompt asking whether the evidence directly addresses the done_criterion and whether a skeptical reviewer would find it convincing.

lgtm_ask always runs the robot-review stage immediately after storing evidence. A failing or errored robot review clears pending_approval until the evidence is strengthened and reviewed again.

robot_review_ask

Attach a fresh-perspective robot review to a task.

Required fields:

| Field | Description | |---|---| | taskId | Task to annotate | | reviewer | Model/provider/family/class used for the review | | scope | What the reviewer inspected | | observations | Concrete observations only. No advice, verdicts, or editorial | | blind_spots | What the reviewer did not inspect or could not verify | | accepted | Overall accept/reject decision for whether the task is ready to advance | | evidence_complete | Whether the supplied evidence actually covers the done criterion | | evidence_convincing | Whether the supplied evidence would convince a skeptical reviewer | | missing_evidence | Concrete missing checks or artifacts needed before human sign-off |

Use this from a separate subagent or other model when possible. Reviews append as iterations; the latest one is what gates human sign-off.

robot_review_run

Run the configured automatic robot reviewer against the current task evidence.

Default reviewer stage:

pi --mode json -p --no-session

Override with:

PI_LGTM_ROBOT_REVIEW_MODEL='openai/gpt-5'

This appends a new robot-review iteration. The reviewer returns an explicit accepted boolean as well as detailed observations, blind spots, and missing evidence. If the latest robot review rejects the evidence, /lgtm is blocked until stronger evidence is submitted and reviewed again.

Commands

/lgtm <id>

Human-only sign-off. Shows stored evidence, failure modes, and remaining uncertainty for review, then asks for confirmation. Without <id>, shows a list of pending-approval tasks.

/tasks

Interactive menu: view tasks, create task, clear completed/all.

Task lifecycle

pending -> in_progress -> (lgtm_ask)
                       -> robot review iteration(s) 🤖
                       -> pending_approval 👀   if latest robot review passes or no robot review is required
                       -> strengthen evidence + rerun review   if latest robot review fails
                       -> (/lgtm) -> completed
                       -> deleted

Storage

Controlled by taskScope in .pi/tasks-config.json:

| Mode | File | Behaviour | |---|---|---| | memory | none | In-memory, lost on session end | | session (default) | .pi/tasks/tasks-<sessionId>.json | Per-session, survives resume | | project | .pi/tasks/tasks.json | Shared across all sessions |

Override via env:

PI_TASKS=off          # in-memory (CI)
PI_TASKS=sprint-1     # named shared list at ~/.pi/tasks/sprint-1.json
PI_TASKS=/abs/path    # explicit path
PI_TASKS_DEBUG=1      # trace to stderr

Architecture

src/
├── index.ts        # 7 tools + /tasks + /lgtm commands + widget + event handlers
├── review-badges.ts # Review badge helpers for tool/robot/human lanes
├── robot-review.ts # Robot review iteration storage + compatibility helpers
├── types.ts        # Task, TaskStatus types
├── task-store.ts   # File-backed store with CRUD, locking, complete() method
├── auto-clear.ts   # Turn-based auto-clearing of completed tasks
├── tasks-config.ts # Config persistence -> .pi/tasks-config.json
└── ui/
    └── task-widget.ts  # Widget with status icons, spinner, 👀 indicator

Development

npm install
npm run typecheck
npm test            # 92 tests
npm run build

License

MIT -- based on tintinweb/pi-tasks (MIT)