Pi resources

Shared source for our developed and adopted Pi extensions and prompt templates. package.json explicitly declares their resources as one Pi package.

Directory	Purpose	Requirements
safari-browser	Control real Safari through codemode and nested bash calls	macOS, Safari, Pi codemode + bash, operator-enabled Automation and JavaScript from Apple Events
rtk	Rewrite bash commands through RTK for compact output	rtk >= 0.23.0 in Pi's PATH
memory-review	Read-only /memory-review [focus] with precise update proposals	Explicit mappings and local notes under ~/Shared/obsidian/mxm/AI Memory

Extensions were tested with Pi 1.0.4 (@earendil-works/pi-coding-agent); resource packaging follows Pi 1.1.0. Pi supplies the declared peer dependencies.

Safari automation is an unrestricted POC: it can access existing logged-in browser sessions, execute page JavaScript and perform writes. It has no origin restrictions or per-action approvals. The extensions provide no isolation boundary.

Install

pi install https://git.miskam.xyz/mxm/pi-extensions.git

Run /reload in existing Pi sessions. For an editable local checkout, use pi install ~/Work/pi-extensions instead; no symlinks are needed. Git access and the extension-specific requirements above must already be available.

Development

• Keep each extension in <name>/index.ts with its README, tests and support files.
• Add entry points to package.json's pi.extensions.
• Keep shared prompt templates in prompts/ and declare them in the Pi manifest.
• Project-specific Homelab skills remain in Homelab's .agents/skills/.
• Run npm test for Safari transport/quoting and prompt packaging checks; no browser activity or LLM requests.
• The optional live Safari smoke test opens/closes its own demo window and makes no LLM requests; see its README.

The package owns the shared /memory-review prompt source. Remove obsolete local prompt copies when migrating an installation so the command does not resolve to a stale override. /memory-review never writes memory without explicit approval. Project-specific skills are not bundled or replaced.

Deployment and machine-specific installation remain separate from this repository. The RTK executable, project scripts, personal settings, credentials, sessions and browser state are not included.