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pi-git-sync

v0.1.3

Published

Sync Pi agent config through Git

Readme

pi-git-sync

Pi package that adds /sync to sync ~/.pi/agent through Git.

It keeps your Pi config portable across machines without committing auth, sessions, caches, package clones, or local sync state.

Install

pi install npm:pi-git-sync

Then run inside Pi:

/sync <git-repo-url>

After the first setup, use:

/sync

Commands

/sync <repo>   # configure repo and sync
/sync          # sync configured repo
/sync status   # show git status

What gets synced

  • settings.json
  • web-search.json
  • keybindings.json
  • agents/
  • extensions/
  • skills/
  • prompts/
  • themes/

What is ignored

  • auth.json
  • models.json
  • sync.json
  • sessions/, cache/, logs/, tmp/
  • npm/, git/, node_modules/
  • .env, tokens, credentials, keys, pem files

Conflict handling

If Git reports a conflict, /sync offers to:

  • ask the agent to merge
  • abort
  • use local and force-push
  • use remote and backup local

When the agent resolves a conflict, the next /sync commits it as:

sync: agent merged conflicts ...

Safety

  • Uses an allowlist instead of git add ..
  • Refuses to commit staged files that look like secrets.
  • Backs up local config before replacing it with remote config.
  • Generates the config repo README.md automatically.

Development

npm run smoke

License

MIT