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@wayaans/ramean

v0.1.6

Published

Ramean pi package collections

Downloads

808

Readme

Ramean

Ramean is my personal collection of extensions for pi-coding-agent.

Right now this package ships:

  • subagents: agent, designer, and reviewer
    • agent for implementation-shaped non-UI work such as debugging, refactors, tests, tooling, and codebase analysis
    • designer for implementation-shaped UI/UX and front-end work such as layout, components, styling, accessibility, responsive behavior, and polish
    • reviewer for read-only review, critique, validation, and final-pass analysis, including UI/UX or front-end review when the task is primarily evaluative
    • route by task shape: implementation work goes to agent or designer; review work goes to reviewer; mixed work should implement first and review second
    • routing relies on main-agent instructions plus subagent self-check prompts rather than keyword-based preflight rejection
  • custom top-level tools: grep, glob, list, todo_write, question, questionnaire, web_fetch, and find_docs
  • tools support commands: /tools:status and /tools:compaction
  • custom compaction using github-copilot/gemini-3-flash-preview
  • extra extensions: handoff, notify, minimal-mode, and git-guardrails

Included today

  • [x] subagents
  • [x] custom tools
  • [x] question
  • [x] questionnaire
  • [x] custom compaction
  • [x] handoff
  • [x] notify
  • [x] minimal tools
  • [x] git guardrails

Useful commands include /agent, /agent:expand, /agent:insert, /agent:prompt, /agent:spawn, /agent:status, /ramean:commit, /tools:status, /tools:compaction, /handoff, and /guardrails:git.

Routing at a glance:

  • implementation-shaped non-UI task → agent
  • implementation-shaped UI/UX or front-end task → designer
  • review, audit, critique, or final-pass validation → reviewer
  • task needs both implementation and review → dispatch agent or designer first, then dispatch reviewer

Dispatch also adds a lightweight role-specific reminder at run time so agent and designer default to implementation mode while reviewer stays evaluative.

/agent:insert adds or refreshes a managed hard-rule reminder in an existing project AGENTS.md so the main agent keeps the subagent routing rules in view.

/agent:expand and Ctrl+Shift+O control dispatch-only expansion for subagent dispatch cards without changing other tool output. /agent:expand supports toggle, expand, collapse, and status. This preference is session-local and resets on reload.

/ramean:commit loads the ramean-commit skill instructions and generates a terse Conventional Commit message in code-block form.

/guardrails:git toggles the git-guardrails extension, which is disabled by default and blocks common dangerous git bash commands such as git push and git reset --hard when enabled. The command now leaves a visible status message showing whether guardrails are enabled or disabled and where the project override lives.

Docs

  • docs/subagents.md
  • docs/tools.md
  • docs/others.md
  • docs/installation_guides.md