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pi-provider

v0.2.0

Published

Register a pi model provider from environment variables — no models.json edit required.

Readme

pi-provider

A pi harness extension that registers exactly one model provider from environment variables, so a provider can be added on the fly without editing models.json. If PI_PROVIDER_ID or PI_PROVIDER_BASE_URL is unset the extension does nothing and throws nothing, which makes it safe to load unconditionally — for example from a globally configured extension path.

Install

pi install npm:pi-provider

Usage

PI_PROVIDER_ID=my-provider \
PI_PROVIDER_BASE_URL=https://my-provider.example.com/v1 \
PI_PROVIDER_API_KEY=$MY_PROVIDER_API_KEY \
PI_PROVIDER_MODEL_IDS=my-model-id \
  pi --provider my-provider --model my-model-id

Or, without installing, straight from a checkout:

pi --extension ./index.ts --provider my-provider --model my-model-id

Environment variables

| Variable | Required | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | PI_PROVIDER_ID | yes | Provider id, e.g. my-provider. | | PI_PROVIDER_BASE_URL | yes | Base URL, e.g. https://my-provider.example.com/v1. | | PI_PROVIDER_NAME | no | Display name. Defaults to the value of PI_PROVIDER_ID. | | PI_PROVIDER_API | no | API driver id. Defaults to openai-completions; any string pi's Api type accepts is passed through as-is. | | PI_PROVIDER_API_KEY | no | Literal key, or pi's own $ENV_VAR / ${ENV_VAR} interpolation syntax (that interpolation is pi's feature, not this extension's). | | PI_PROVIDER_AUTH_HEADER | no | 1 or true (case-insensitive) to send Authorization: Bearer <apiKey>. | | PI_PROVIDER_HEADERS | no | JSON object string of extra request headers. | | PI_PROVIDER_MODEL_IDS | no | Comma-separated model ids, each expanded with placeholder defaults. | | PI_PROVIDER_MODELS | no | JSON array string of full model definitions. Takes precedence over PI_PROVIDER_MODEL_IDS when both are set. |

Ids given via PI_PROVIDER_MODEL_IDS are expanded with placeholder cost, context window, and reasoning metadata — see docs/specs/env-provider/index.md for the exact defaults. Use PI_PROVIDER_MODELS when that metadata needs to be accurate.

License

MIT