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pi-shiftwork

v0.3.0

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Shiftwork for pi (pi.dev): /shift command over markdown tickets; ticket runner, skill tiers, model budgets and provider fallback are in development.

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Keywords

pi-packageshiftworkpipi-coding-agentagentsautonomous

Readme

pi-shiftwork

Shiftwork for the pi coding agent.

pi install npm:pi-shiftwork

It adds one command, /shift:

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | /shift | Tickets from .scratch/<feature>/issues/*.md and the frontier of ready ones | | /shift run [--feature <slug>] [--once] […] | Starts the shiftwork runner detached; its output goes to logs/runner-<timestamp>.log. Remaining arguments are passed to shiftwork run | | /shift stop | Writes the STOP file: the runner finishes the current shift, releases its claim and exits |

While a runner works, a widget above the editor shows the current ticket, shift, attempt, model and budget use, read from the runner state in .shiftwork/shiftwork-run.json. The widget follows a runner started elsewhere (another pi session, or a terminal) and reports the outcome when the run ends.

The runner is the shiftwork CLI, resolved from the shiftwork package next to this one, from ./node_modules/shiftwork, or from SHIFTWORK_BIN when set.

Interactive sessions use the same skill tiers as the runner: before_agent_start keeps only the current model's tier skill set, and follows /model. A model that is not in any tier keeps every skill and is told so once.

In development:

  • a virtual model with provider fallback

Status: early development.