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pi-gearshift

v0.2.0

Published

Automatic per-turn model and thinking-level routing for Pi, powered by Jev

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Maintainers

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Keywords

pi-packagepi-extensionjevtypesafemodel-routing

Readme

pi-gearshift

pi-gearshift routes every request to the right gear

Let Jev choose the model and thinking level for each turn in the Pi Coding Agent.

  • light — straightforward, low-risk work
  • standard — typical implementation and debugging
  • heavy — deep, ambiguous, broad, or high-risk work

Get started

pi install npm:pi-gearshift
pi

The setup wizard guides you through choosing models and thinking levels for each gear. It asks for a TypeSafe API key for automatic routing.

You can configure by /gearshift settings or editing ~/.pi/agent/pi-gearshift/settings.json manually.

Commands

| Command | Purpose | | --- | --- | | /gearshift status | Show current configuration and authentication status | | /gearshift settings | Configure gears and routing bias | | /gearshift use light\|standard\|heavy | Switch gears manually, even when automatic routing is disabled | | /gearshift enable | Enable automatic routing | | /gearshift disable | Disable automatic routing | | /gearshift login | Save a TypeSafe API key | | /gearshift logout | Remove the saved key and disable automatic routing |

You can also supply your key through TYPESAFE_API_KEY. Set PI_GEARSHIFT_DATA_DIR to change the data directory.

How it works

Before each turn, Jev evaluates the request and Gearshift selects a model and thinking level. If routing fails, Pi continues with its current setting without retrying.

Routing sends your complete request and a limited number of recent user or assistant messages to TypeSafe. Recent messages are shortened to a limited length; thinking blocks, tool calls, and tool results are excluded.

License

MIT