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shariq-pi-extensions

v0.2.36

Published

Cross-platform extension suite for the Pi coding agent.

Readme

Shariq's Pi extensions

Cross-platform extensions and operating skills for the Pi coding agent. Credentials and runtime state stay on each machine and are never bundled with the package.

Install

Install from npm:

pi install npm:shariq-pi-extensions

Or install the latest source from GitHub:

pi install git:https://github.com/shariqriazz/shariq-pi-extensions

Run /reload in an existing Pi session after installation; new sessions load the package automatically.

Included extensions

The package contains:

  • Antigravity OAuth provider with multi-account quota-aware rotation and /antigravity dashboard
  • structured user questions
  • managed background terminals
  • copy-all transcript support
  • Cursor OAuth/API-key provider with native SDK transport and monthly usage dashboard
  • Factory OAuth and rotating API-key provider
  • Firecrawl search and scraping
  • Git status UI
  • persistent task goals
  • branch-safe model-maintained task lists with live progress UI and compaction continuity
  • configurable steer, interrupt, or follow-up input behavior
  • dedicated multi-agent orchestration
  • Smart Compaction with high-fidelity checkpointing, delta-merging, and custom model routing
  • Pi Memory
  • per-response TPS, TTFT, elapsed-time, and output status
  • Context Usage display
  • small shell and command shortcuts
  • Pi subagents
  • lightweight URL fetching

The package also includes the ember-warm-dark TUI theme and declares the background-terminals, orchestration, and subagents skills so Pi loads their operating guidance automatically. Pi reads them from the installed package; duplicating files under <agent-dir>/skills is unnecessary and would leave stale copies after removal.

See docs/EXTENSIONS.md for commands, tools, configuration, and external dependencies.

Enable or disable extensions

Open Pi's package configuration UI:

pi config

Toggle individual resources, including Pi Memory, save, and run /reload. Disabling Pi Memory stops capture and injection without deleting its database under <agent-dir>/pi-memory/. Remove the installed package to disable the whole suite:

pi remove npm:shariq-pi-extensions

For a Git installation, use pi remove git:https://github.com/shariqriazz/shariq-pi-extensions.

Pi Memory

Pi Memory lives at extensions/pi-memory inside the same package as every other extension. Use pi config to enable or disable it independently; no second package installation is required. Its runtime database remains under <agent-dir>/pi-memory/ whether the extension is enabled or disabled.

Update

pi update --extensions --no-approve

An npm installation follows published versions. An unpinned Git installation follows the repository's default branch; a source pinned to a tag or commit remains fixed until its reference is changed explicitly.

Machine-local configuration

The repository never contains credentials. Configure authentication separately on each machine through Pi login, environment variables, or the service's normal credential store.

Runtime files use Pi's active agent directory rather than a fixed home or checkout path. This keeps the same package usable on macOS and Linux and prevents updates from overwriting state.

Development

mise install --locked
mise exec --locked -- npm ci
mise exec --locked -- npm run validate
mise exec --locked -- npm run pack:inspect

See docs/DEVELOPMENT.md for repository workflow and release checks, and docs/ARCHITECTURE.md for package boundaries.

Credits and license

Parts of this suite began with work by Ben Davis and Thomas Mustier. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md for details.

Released under the MIT License.