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openspec-pi

v0.1.0

Published

OpenSpec deep integration for pi: native openspec tool, auto-context injection, /ospec command, plus official opsx prompts and openspec skills

Readme

pi-openspec

OpenSpec deep integration for pi — a pi-package that wires spec-driven development into your agent.

npm version

This package bundles:

  • extensions/openspec.ts — deep integration extension
  • skills/openspec-*/ — official OpenSpec agent skills (propose, apply, explore, update, sync, archive)
  • prompts/opsx-*.md — official OpenSpec slash commands (/opsx-propose, /opsx-apply, …)

Install

pi install npm:openspec-pi
# or from git
pi install git:github.com/tobias-weiss-ai-xr/pi-openspec

Requires the OpenSpec CLI on your PATH:

npm install -g @fission-ai/openspec

Restart pi after installing.

What you get

1. Native openspec tool

The agent can query spec-driven development state during a task, without slash commands — status, doctor, context, list, show, validate.

2. Auto-context injection

At before_agent_start, if the working directory (or an ancestor) contains an OpenSpec root (openspec/config.yaml) or is inside a registered OpenSpec store, the openspec context output is appended to the system prompt. The agent always knows the project's spec context — cached per root so there's no per-turn CLI overhead.

3. /ospec command

Run arbitrary OpenSpec CLI commands interactively: /ospec status, /ospec doctor, /ospec context, …

4. Official OpenSpec prompts & skills

The exact same slash commands (opsx-propose, opsx-apply, …) and skills that openspec init --tools pi generates in .pi/ — now available globally via the package:

  • /opsx-propose — create a change with proposal/design/tasks
  • /opsx-apply — implement a change's tasks
  • /opsx-explore — explore the spec repository
  • /opsx-update — update a change's artifacts
  • /opsx-sync — sync specs to code
  • /opsx-archive — archive completed changes

Usage

# In any repo with an openspec/ root — the agent gets context automatically.
# Otherwise:
/ospec status       # see change progress
/ospec doctor       # check relationship health
/ospec context      # working context

License

MIT. Skills and prompts are derived from Fission-AI/OpenSpec (MIT, © OpenSpec Contributors). The extension is original.