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Install the full bundle if you want my setup, or pick the one package you actually need. Revolutionary stuff. A table.\n\nPi packages run with your local permissions. You can obviously trust me, a stranger on the internet with a folder called `pi-stuff`, but maybe read the package before installing it anyway.\n\n## Packages\n\nGitHub does not render proper copy-button codeblocks inside Markdown tables. So you get a long list instead. At least the commands copy cleanly. Or send your clanker here to argue about which ones you actually want.\n\n### Bundles\n\n#### `pi-stuff`\n\nGeneral setup: extensions plus shareable skills. Excludes Codex conversion and Omarchy because those depend on your model\u002Fworkstation setup.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-stuff\n```\n\n#### `pi-extensions`\n\nGeneral extension packages. Excludes `pi-codex-conversion`; install that separately if you run Codex\u002FGPT models and want native-tool adaptation.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-extensions\n```\n\n#### `pi-skills`\n\nShareable skill packages. Excludes `omarchy-help` because not everyone is running my kind of desktop setup.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-skills\n```\n\n### Extensions\n\n#### `pi-codex-conversion`\n\nCodex-style tools for Pi: `exec_command`, `write_stdin`, `apply_patch`, image tools, native Codex web search, and prompt\u002Ftool adaptation.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-codex-conversion\n```\n\n#### `pi-auto-reasoning-tool`\n\nGives the agent a `change_reasoning` tool so it can raise\u002Flower reasoning level when the work changes shape.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-auto-reasoning-tool\n```\n\n#### `pi-auto-trees`\n\nAdds `\u002Fmarker` and `\u002Fend` for long sessions. Set a useful return point, summarize what was accomplished, then keep going.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-auto-trees\n```\n\n#### `pi-subagent-review`\n\nAdds `\u002Freview`, an isolated review subagent that checks the right branch\u002Frange and returns findings for the main agent to address.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-subagent-review\n```\n\n#### `pi-semantic-grep`\n\nAdds `semantic_grep`, a meaning-based code\u002Fdocs search tool backed by local SQLite indexes and OpenAI-compatible embeddings.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-semantic-grep\n```\n\n#### `pi-vent`\n\nAdds `vent`, a small tool for logging repeated workflow friction into `VENT.md`.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-vent\n```\n\n#### `pi-explore-subagents`\n\nAdds `explore_subagent`, discovery-only shallow\u002Fdeep subagents for reading and summarizing code without editing files.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-explore-subagents\n```\n\n#### `pi-markdown-workflows`\n\nAdds `\u002Fskills`, `\u002Fworkflows`, workflow capture, `\u002Flearn`, and nested `AGENTS.md` context loading.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-markdown-workflows\n```\n\n#### `pi-smart-btw`\n\nSide-session questions with explicit injection back into the main chat. Useful when you want a tangent without derailing the main thread.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-smart-btw\n```\n\n#### `pi-memories`\n\nKISS local memory for Pi based on global `AGENTS.md`.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-memories\n```\n\n### Skills\n\n#### `pi-skill-agent-native-hardening`\n\nRefactor\u002Faudit posture for agent-built code: fewer godfiles, clearer ownership, less duplication, better traversability.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-skill-agent-native-hardening\n```\n\n#### `pi-skill-anti-ai-copy`\n\nRewrites text so it sounds specific, human, and less like a polite SaaS brochure.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-skill-anti-ai-copy\n```\n\n#### `pi-skill-chrome-cdp`\n\nBrowser inspection\u002Fcontrol through Chrome DevTools Protocol. Based on [`pasky\u002Fchrome-cdp-skill`](https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Fpasky\u002Fchrome-cdp-skill), with local Pi packaging changes.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-skill-chrome-cdp\n```\n\n#### `pi-skill-gh-issue-pr-flow`\n\nA generic GitHub issue\u002FPR workflow with `gh`, branches, validation, PR bodies, and review triage.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-skill-gh-issue-pr-flow\n```\n\n#### `pi-skill-project-reference-research`\n\nLooks up external or local repos as reference context, then returns evidence-backed findings.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-skill-project-reference-research\n```\n\n#### `pi-skill-skill-creator`\n\nHelps design, write, package, and tighten reusable agent skills.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-skill-skill-creator\n```\n\n#### `pi-skill-omarchy-help`\n\nGeneric Arch + Omarchy workstation maintenance. Install separately and customize it for your own machine.\n\n```bash\npi install npm:@howaboua\u002Fpi-skill-omarchy-help\n```\n\n## The workflow\n\nA normal session is not fancy:\n\n1. Start Pi and ask the agent to familiarise itself with the repo, usually with discovery subagents. (`pi-explore-subagents`, `pi-semantic-grep`)\n2. Pull in GitHub issues, or ask the agent to group open issues into something PR-sized. (`pi-skill-gh-issue-pr-flow`)\n3. Use `\u002Fmarker` once the agent has enough baseline context. (`pi-auto-trees`)\n4. Work on one issue or feature. (`pi-codex-conversion`, `pi-auto-reasoning-tool`)\n5. Run `\u002Freview`, fix what is actually worth fixing, then review again if needed. (`pi-subagent-review`)\n6. Open a PR and use external review feedback as another pass. (`pi-skill-gh-issue-pr-flow`)\n7. Do manual QA and try to break the feature. (your eyes, sadly still required)\n8. Use `\u002Fend` to summarize what changed and advance the marker. (`pi-auto-trees`)\n9. Continue from the new marker for the next feature. (`pi-auto-trees`)\n10. After larger changes, ask for a hardening pass to modularise the result and remove obvious slop. (`pi-skill-agent-native-hardening`)\n\nThe point is not loops, worker swarms, or pretending the agent is magic. It is a few raw Pi sessions, clear context boundaries, review passes, and enough tooling to stop long sessions from turning into archaeology.\n\nFor UI work, I usually give the agent a reference frame first: apps to inspect, screenshots, bits of interface I like. The agent builds a mock, then I iterate with browser control, screenshots, and human taste. One-shotting a good frontend is mostly a party trick.\n\n## Other skills I use\n\nA few useful skills are intentionally not in the bundles because they are either very taste-specific, UI\u002Fdesign-specific, or better installed from their own source:\n\n- [`impeccable`](https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Fpbakaus\u002Fimpeccable) by Peter Bakaus: high-quality frontend\u002Finterface generation.\n- [`make-interfaces-feel-better`](https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Fjakubkrehel\u002Fmake-interfaces-feel-better) by Jakub Krehel: UI microdetails, interaction polish, spacing, shadows, motion, all the fiddly bits.\n- [`design-md`](https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Fgoogle-labs-code\u002Fdesign.md): useful when working with Google Labs’ `DESIGN.md` spec and `@google\u002Fdesign.md` CLI.\n- [`agent-pages`](https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002FIgorWarzocha\u002Fagent-pages): useful for rich local proposal\u002Freport\u002Fmockup surfaces, but not something I want to force into the default bundle.\n- [React Grab](https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Faidenybai\u002Freact-grab) by Aiden Bai is not a Pi skill here, but it is extremely useful for React UI iteration.\n\n## Changelog\n\nSee [CHANGELOG.md](.\u002FCHANGELOG.md). Package-level changelogs remain next to their packages where they exist.\n\n## License\n\nIndividual packages keep their own license files. Current packages are MIT-licensed unless noted in the package directory.\n","该项目是一个集合了多种扩展和技能的工具箱，用于增强代理会话的功能而无需构建完整的虚拟操作系统。它使用TypeScript编写，并以独立npm包的形式发布，用户可以根据需要选择安装全部或部分功能包。核心功能包括执行命令、代码转换、语义搜索等，旨在提高开发效率和工作流程管理。特别适合那些希望在保持本地权限的同时，通过添加特定工具来优化其开发环境的开发者使用。","2026-06-11 04:07:46","CREATED_QUERY"]