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pi-outfits

v0.1.0

Published

Dress Pi for the job with named outfits for prompts, tools, models, thinking levels, and editor colors.

Readme

pi-outfits

required slop

Dress Pi for the job.

Install

# after publish
pi install npm:pi-outfits

# from git
pi install git:github.com/pricci1/pi-outfits

An outfit is a tiny YAML file that picks the agent's thinking cap, shirt, pants, and shoes:

  • Hat: thinking level / effort. Put on the big thinking cap when the problem bites.
  • Shirt: system prompt. Slogans go on shirts; instructions go here.
  • Pants: model. It does the leg work.
  • Shoes: tools. Read, Write, Bash, and friends: footwear for the terrain.
  • Color: editor border. Because style matters, even in a terminal.

Outfit Files

Put one outfit per .yaml or .yml file in any of these places:

  • ~/.agents/outfits/
  • ~/.pi/outfits/
  • <project>/.agents/outfits/
  • <project>/.pi/outfits/

Outfits are loaded in that order. Later files override earlier files with the same filename stem, so project outfits override global outfits and .pi/outfits overrides .agents/outfits within the same scope. deep-work.yaml becomes outfit id deep-work.

version: 1
name: Deep Work
description: Slow is smooth, smooth is fast
color: purple

hat: high
shirt: |
  You are a careful implementation agent.
  Read first, then make focused changes.
pants: anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5
shoes:
  - read
  - bash
  - edit
  - write

Plain aliases work too:

  • hat or thinking
  • shirt or prompt
  • pants or model
  • shoes or tools

Do not wear two hats at once: specifying both aliases for the same field is rejected.

Commands

  • /outfit opens the outfit picker.
  • /outfit NAME puts on NAME.
  • /outfit list lists available outfits.
  • /outfit reload reloads outfit files.
  • /outfit off stops using an outfit.
  • /outfit none, /outfit stop, and /outfit clear also undress politely.
  • alt+o opens the picker.
  • --outfit NAME starts with an outfit.
  • --outfit off starts with no outfit.

Runtime Rules

Putting on an outfit applies its prompt, tools, model, and thinking level.

After that, you may still change:

  • thinking level, because hats are adjustable
  • model, because sometimes the pants need replacing

The prompt and tools stay pinned to the selected outfit until you switch outfits or stop using one.

The editor border shows the outfit id, a thinking superscript, and the runtime model in brackets only when it differs from the outfit pants. Fashion, but factual.