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@wyrd-company/ahp-pi-coding-agent

v0.3.0

Published

Agent Host Protocol provider adapter for the real Pi coding agent SDK.

Downloads

240

Readme

AHP Pi Coding Agent Provider

TypeScript provider adapter that lets an AHP server run the real Pi coding agent SDK.

Package target: @wyrd-company/ahp-pi-coding-agent.

This package uses @earendil-works/pi-coding-agent and its createAgentSession(...) SDK. It does not implement an OpenAI-compatible tool loop itself; Pi owns provider selection, model auth, coding tools, extensions, skills, prompt templates, sessions, and tool execution.

Behavior

  • Creates one Pi coding-agent SDK session per AHP session.
  • Uses the AHP session working directory as Pi cwd.
  • Sends each AHP user turn through AgentSession.prompt(...).
  • Maps Pi assistant text deltas to AHP markdown response parts and deltas.
  • Maps Pi agent_end to session/turnComplete.
  • Maps Pi coding tool execution events to AHP server-side tool call lifecycle actions.
  • Aborts the Pi session when AHP cancels or disposes the session.

Active-Client Tools

The provider maps AHP active-client tools present at session creation into Pi SDK customTools.

  • Pi executes those custom tools through its normal tool runtime.
  • The custom tool implementation routes execution through ActiveClientToolRouter.reportInvocation(...).
  • AHP owns session URI, turn id, tool call id, tool name, and active-client identity.
  • Only the owning active client can complete the tool through normal AHP session/toolCallComplete.

Pi coding-agent custom tools are registered when the Pi session is created. The adapter can enable, disable, and route the registered AHP tool set as active-client ownership changes, but newly introduced tool names after Pi session creation require a new AHP session until Pi exposes a public runtime API for adding SDK custom tool definitions.

Session Resume

The provider implements ResumableAgentProvider. When ahp-server reloads a persisted AHP session, the adapter recreates the Pi coding-agent SDK session from the stored AHP working directory, model/config context, and active-client tools. For new sessions the adapter supplies SessionManager.create(cwd) when no explicit sessionManager is provided. Once Pi exposes sessionFile and sessionId, the adapter stores them through AgentSession.getResumeState() and uses SessionManager.open(sessionFile) after an AHP server restart.

Consumers can still provide a fully configured Pi sessionManager; stored provider resume state takes precedence during resume so an interrupted AHP session continues the same Pi transcript.

Usage

import { AhpServer } from '@wyrd-company/ahp-server';
import { createPiCodingAgentProvider } from '@wyrd-company/ahp-pi-coding-agent';

const server = new AhpServer({
  providers: [
    createPiCodingAgentProvider({
      agentDir: '/workspace/.pi/agent',
    }),
  ],
});

You can pass Pi SDK session options directly:

createPiCodingAgentProvider({
  agentDir: '/workspace/.pi/agent',
  noTools: 'builtin',
  customTools: [mySpecializedTool],
});

Development

npm install
npm run verify