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@xaccefy/pi-webxp

v0.8.0

Published

Web search, page fetch, library docs, repo Q&A, and exploit technique search for Pi Agent

Readme

pi-webxp

Web search, page fetch, library docs, repo Q&A, exploit technique search, and raw HTTP requests for Pi Agent. Merges the former pi-lookup and pi-exploitsearch into one "find information" extension.

Install

pi install npm:@xaccefy/pi-webxp

Or via the XPI umbrella package: pi install npm:@xaccefy/pi-xpi

Tools

web_search

Search engines through the local open-websearch daemon (no API key).

  • query (required)
  • limit (optional, default 10)
  • engines (optional, e.g. duckduckgo, brave, bing)

web_fetch

Fetch a URL as clean text/markdown (GitHub READMEs use a dedicated path).

  • url (required, http/https)

JS pages: if the static extract is a bare HTML shell, web_fetch re-renders with system Chromium (--headless --dump-dom) when present.

| Variable | Purpose | |----------|---------| | PI_CHROMIUM_PATH | Absolute path to chromium/chrome binary | | PI_WEBSEARCH_PORT | Daemon port (default 3210) |

context7

Up-to-date library docs + examples.

  • libraryName (required, e.g. react)
  • topic (optional, e.g. hooks)
  • maxTokens (optional, default 10000)

deepwiki

Natural-language Q&A over a public GitHub repo.

  • repo (required, owner/name)
  • question (required)

exploit_search

Search preview.is for real exploit tricks and bypasses — each hit links to a write-up.

  • query (required)
  • limit (optional, default 5, 1–50)
  • minScore (optional, default 0.1, 0–1 relevance floor)

Rule: always cite the source URL; don't invent exploit steps from memory.

export PREVIEW_IS_API_KEY="rk_your_api_key_here"

http_request

Stateful HTTP request with a persistent cookie jar, full method/header/body control, and manual redirect observability — for authenticated web-app pentesting and API probing.

  • url (required, http/https)
  • method (optional, default GET; enum: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS)
  • headers (optional, custom request headers)
  • body (optional, raw request body for POST/PUT/PATCH)
  • json (optional, JSON body — stringified automatically with Content-Type set)
  • contentType (optional, shorthand Content-Type)
  • redirect (optional, default "manual" — return 3xx as-is; "follow" auto-follows up to Bun's limit)
  • timeoutMs (optional, default 30000)
  • verifyTls (optional, default true; set false for self-signed certs)
  • allowPrivateHosts (optional, default false — SSRF-safe)

Cookie jar: Set-Cookie headers are stored per-host and automatically injected into subsequent requests to the same host — enabling login → probe workflows without manual cookie threading.

SSRF guard: private/internal hosts (127.0.0.1, 10.x, 192.168.x, fc00::/7, link-local) are blocked by default. Set allowPrivateHosts: true for internal red-team targets. DNS rebinding is unmitigated — see the web-pentest skill §8.

Lifecycle: cookie jar is cleared on session_shutdown.

Lifecycle

  • session_start: tries to start the open-websearch daemon (non-blocking).
  • session_shutdown: stops the daemon this extension started.

Development

bun test packages/pi-webxp
bun run typecheck