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pi-arsenal

v0.1.2

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A terminal control deck for Pi: workspaces, sessions, skills, MCP, tasks, theme, and splash.

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Pi Arsenal

LOADOUT READY. A terminal control deck for Pi: organize the workspace, deploy skills, inspect sessions, and review MCP tools without leaving the TUI.

╔══════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║                 PI  ARSENAL                  ║
║     WORKSPACE · SESSIONS · SKILLS · MCP       ║
╚══════════════════════════════════════════════╝

Modules

| Module | What it does | |---|---| | Workspace Drawer | Projects, files, computer browser, usage, Mermaid gallery, Session Library, optional Translation Studio, Skill Library, and MCP Server browser. | | Session Library | Inspect sessions, rename them, add private descriptions, reload in the current window, and delete non-current sessions. | | Skill Library | Browse enabled/disabled skills by folder; add private labels; enable/disable skills or folders; organize folders; prepare /skill:<name> commands. | | MCP Server Browser | Read cached MCP servers and tools without displaying secrets. | | Task Panel | Persistent task panel extension. | | Startup Splash | Red/black terminal startup header. | | Tokyo Night Terra | Included Pi theme. | | Translation Studio integration | Shows 🌐 Translation Studio when pi-translation-studio is installed; Pi Arsenal does not bundle translation logic. |

Deploy

pi install npm:pi-arsenal

Then reload Pi:

/reload

Commands

| Command | Action | |---|---| | Alt+W | Open the Workspace Drawer | | /workspace | Open the Workspace Drawer when the terminal does not deliver Alt+W | | /sessions | Open Session Library directly | | /translate | Provided by the optional pi-translation-studio package | | /reload | Apply changed skill discovery after enable/disable operations |

Skill Loadout

Open the drawer, then:

Skill Library → Enabled skills / Disabled skills → folder → skill

For enabled skills, select Use this skill now. Pi Arsenal prepares the canonical command in the editor:

/skill:<canonical-name>

Add task details and submit when ready.

Skill enable/disable moves complete skill folders between ~/.agents/skills and ~/.agents/disabled-skills. Nothing is deleted. Run /reload afterward.