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pi-github

v0.2.0

Published

GitHub tool extension for Pi: format threads, list issues/PRs, and inspect PR diffs/images.

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Keywords

pi-packagepipi-agentgithubextension

Readme

pi-github

License Pi extension GitHub

GitHub extension package for Pi with thread formatting, issue/PR listing, image extraction, and PR diff inspection.

Install

Use whichever source you prefer:

pi install npm:pi-github
# or
pi install git:github.com/maria-rcks/pi-github
# or
pi install /absolute/path/to/pi-github

How it works

  • This extension calls the GitHub CLI (gh) under the hood (gh api ...) to fetch issues, PRs, discussions, images, and diffs.
  • gh must be installed and available in PATH.
  • gh must be authenticated for the account you want to use (gh auth login).
  • If you do not pass owner/repo, the tool tries to infer them from git remote origin.

What this package does

  • Formats issues, pull requests, and discussions into chronological markdown.
  • Lists open issues and pull requests with pagination support.
  • Extracts image references and downloads a selected image by ID.
  • Lists PR changed files and fetches per-file diffs.
  • Provides PR workflow helpers (overview, checks, commits, review comments, participants).
  • Adds remote repository read/search utilities (file read, directory list, code/commit search, glob files).

Tool actions

Tool name: github

  • format (default)
    • optional filters: author, kind, since, until, contains
  • list_issues
  • list_prs
  • list_images
  • download_image
  • list_changes (PR only)
  • get_change (PR only)
  • list_participants
  • list_review_comments (PR only, supports author/path/since/until filters)
  • list_pr_commits (PR only)
  • get_pr_commit (PR only, requires commitSha)
  • list_pr_checks (PR only)
  • pr_overview (PR only, optional includeFiles/includeReviews/includeChecks)
  • read_file (repo file content with optional startLine/endLine/ref)
  • list_directory (repo directory entries with optional ref)
  • search_code (repo code search with optional path)
  • glob_files (repo tree glob filter with filePattern, optional offset/limit/ref)
  • search_commits (repo commit search using query and optional author/since/until)

Core params:

  • owner, repo (optional if git remote origin points to GitHub)
  • id (alias: number)
  • entity: issue | pr | discussion (optional, auto-detected)

Links

  • Repository: https://github.com/maria-rcks/pi-github
  • Issues: https://github.com/maria-rcks/pi-github/issues