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pi-repoprompt-cli

v0.1.1

Published

Integrates RepoPrompt with Pi via RepoPrompt's `rp-cli` executable

Readme

RepoPrompt CLI bridge for Pi (pi-repoprompt-cli)

Integrates RepoPrompt with Pi via RepoPrompt's rp-cli executable.

Provides two tools:

  • rp_bind — bind a RepoPrompt window + compose tab (routing)
  • rp_exec — run rp-cli -e <cmd> against that binding (quiet defaults + output truncation)

Also provides a convenience command:

  • /rpbind <window_id> <tab>

Install

From npm:

pi install npm:pi-repoprompt-cli

From the dot314 git bundle (filtered install):

Add to ~/.pi/agent/settings.json (or replace an existing unfiltered git:github.com/w-winter/dot314 entry):

{
  "packages": [
    {
      "source": "git:github.com/w-winter/dot314",
      "extensions": ["extensions/repoprompt-cli.ts"],
      "skills": [],
      "themes": [],
      "prompts": []
    }
  ]
}

Requirements

  • rp-cli must be installed and available on PATH

Quick start

  1. Find your RepoPrompt window + tab (from a terminal):
rp-cli -e windows
rp-cli -e "workspace tabs"
  1. Bind inside Pi:
/rpbind 3 Compose
  1. Instruct the agent to use RepoPrompt via the rp_exec tool, for example:
Use rp_exec with cmd: "get_file_tree type=files max_depth=4".

Safety behavior (by default)

  • Blocks delete-like commands unless allowDelete: true
  • Blocks in-place workspace switching unless allowWorkspaceSwitchInPlace: true
  • Blocks non-trivial commands when unbound (to avoid operating on the wrong window/tab)
  • Treats "0 edits applied" as an error by default (failOnNoopEdits: true)