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pi-skill-picker

v0.1.0

Published

Insert searchable Pi skill mentions without disturbing prompt drafts

Readme

Pi Skill Picker

Insert one or more searchable #skill-name mentions into a Pi prompt without replacing, submitting, or losing the draft.

Requirements

Install

pi install npm:pi-skill-picker

The package manifest discovers extensions/skill-picker.ts automatically.

Local use

npm install
pi -e ./extensions/skill-picker.ts

Usage

  • Type # anywhere in a prompt, then type part of a skill name or description.
  • Select a completion to replace the current #query with #skill-name .
  • Run /skill-picker to open the searchable selector.
  • Press Ctrl+Shift+K to open the same selector.
  • Repeat to mention several skills before submitting.

Mentions remain plain, readable prompt text. They do not force Pi to expand or execute a skill. The model decides whether to load a mentioned skill. Skills with disable-model-invocation: true cannot be activated by a mention; invoke those explicitly with /skill:name when needed.

Provider precedence

Skill matches take precedence for # completion. When no loaded skill matches the token, the request is delegated to the autocomplete provider that was registered before this extension. This allows issue and hashtag providers to handle their own matches.

Development

npm run check
npm pack --dry-run