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pi-export-config

v1.0.0

Published

6 days ago

Pi extension to export, import, SSH-transfer, and GitHub-sync pi configuration including extension secrets.

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pi-export-config

Pi package that adds commands for backing up and restoring ~/.pi/agent configuration, including extensions, themes, skills, auth files, MCP config, and extension secrets/state.

Security: this extension intentionally handles secrets. Review archives and keep private repositories private.

Install

pi install npm:pi-export-config

Then run /reload if pi is already open.

Commands

Local encrypted export/import

/export-config [output-path]
/import-config <archive-path> <password>

/export-config creates a password-protected archive and prints a generated 12-character lowercase alphanumeric password.

SSH import

/import-config user@host

Tries SSH public-key auth first. If it fails, prompts for a password and uses sshpass if available. Remote exports are stored on the remote machine under ~/.pi/agent/export-config/ and are unencrypted because transport is protected by SSH.

GitHub sync

/export-config-github [owner/repo|repo]
/import-config-github [owner/repo|repo]

Uses the GitHub CLI (gh) and creates/uses a private repository. Default repo name is pi-config-backup.

Clean import

Import flows can perform a clean import: the current config is backed up, then current ~/.pi/agent is reset except for sessions/ and backups/, then the selected config is applied.

Requirements

tar
openssl for local encrypted archives
ssh for SSH import
sshpass only for SSH password fallback
gh and git for GitHub sync