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pi-tic-tac-toe

v0.1.0

Published

Tic tac toe extension for Pi

Readme

pi-tic-tac-toe

Play a quick game of tic tac toe against the LLM inside Pi.

pi-tic-tac-toe adds a persistent TUI overlay opened with /tic-tac-toe. You play X, the LLM plays O, and the game stays in your Pi session so you can close the overlay and resume later.

Features

  • Centered terminal overlay, built with Pi TUI
  • Human vs LLM gameplay
  • Arrow-key and number-key input
  • Session persistence across Pi reloads/resumes
  • Validated saved state and legal move checking
  • TypeScript source, no build step required
  • Manual npm publish workflow included

Install

pi install npm:pi-tic-tac-toe

Or add it to ~/.pi/agent/settings.json:

{
  "packages": ["npm:pi-tic-tac-toe"]
}

Usage

Start or resume a game:

/tic-tac-toe

Start a fresh game:

/tic-tac-toe new

Controls

| Key | Action | | --- | --- | | Arrow keys | Move cursor | | 1-9 | Jump to a square | | Enter | Place X | | n | New game | | q | Close overlay |

The overlay is TUI-only. It will not open in Pi print, JSON, or RPC modes.

How It Works

After you place X, the extension asks the LLM to play O by calling:

make_tic_tac_toe_move

The extension validates every move, so the LLM cannot move out of turn, overwrite a square, or continue after the game is over.

Development

npm install
npm test
npm run check

Try the extension locally:

pi -e ./extensions/index.ts

Then run:

/tic-tac-toe

Package Notes

Pi loads TypeScript extensions directly, so this package publishes the source .ts files. Pi core packages are declared as peer dependencies to avoid bundling duplicate Pi runtime packages.

License

MIT