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pi-list-skills

v1.0.3

Published

Pi extension that lists all loaded skills grouped by source (git repo, npm, global, project)

Downloads

148

Readme

pi-list-skills

A Pi extension that lists all loaded skills grouped by source.

Features

  • /list-skills command — interactive select UI showing skills grouped by where they came from
  • list_skills tool — LLM-callable tool that returns skills as structured markdown, grouped by source
  • Source grouping — skills are automatically organized by origin:
    • Git repos (e.g., github.com/user/pi-skills)
    • npm packages (e.g., npm:pi-skill-package)
    • Global skills (~/.pi/agent/skills, ~/.agents/skills)
    • Project skills (.pi/skills, .agents/skills)

Install

pi install npm:pi-list-skills

Then /reload in Pi or restart.

Usage

/list-skills          # interactive select UI, grouped by source

Or ask the agent: "what skills are loaded?"

Example output

/list-skills command (interactive select UI)

Loaded Skills (5)

── github.com/example/pi-skills ──
  example-skill  —  An example skill from a git repository.
  another-skill  —  Another example skill from a git repository.

── npm:pi-example-package ──
  packaged-skill  —  An example skill installed via npm.

── Global (~/.pi/agent/skills) ──
  global-skill  —  An example globally-installed skill.

── Project (.pi/skills) ──
  project-skill  —  An example project-level skill.

Selecting a skill shows its name, description, and file location.

list_skills tool (LLM-callable, returns markdown)

## Loaded Skills (5)

### github.com/example/pi-skills

- **example-skill** — An example skill from a git repository.
- **another-skill** — Another example skill from a git repository.

### npm:pi-example-package

- **packaged-skill** — An example skill installed via npm.

### Global (~/.pi/agent/skills)

- **global-skill** — An example globally-installed skill.

### Project (.pi/skills)

- **project-skill** — An example project-level skill.

License

MIT