pi-plugins

Personal collection of plugins for the pi coding agent (and omp where they work there).

Plugin	What it does	Engines
@abarisain/pi-claude-transcript	Claude-Code-style compact transcript: one ✻ summary per turn instead of a wall of tool rows	pi, omp (summaries only)
@abarisain/pi-silent-turn	end_turn_silently — suppress unsolicited replies from Telegram, pi-intercom, cron jobs, and other background turns	pi
@abarisain/pi-markdown-memory	No bullshit memory store. Folders & Markdown, global & project stores, that's it	pi

Install

pi install npm:@abarisain/pi-silent-turn        # one plugin
pi install git:github.com/abarisain/pi-plugins  # all of them

Restart pi afterwards; extensions load at startup. To take only some of a whole-repo install, filter it in ~/.pi/agent/settings.json:

{
  "packages": [
    {
      "source": "git:github.com/abarisain/pi-plugins",
      "extensions": ["plugins/pi-claude-transcript/index.ts"]
    }
  ]
}

Development

npm workspaces, TypeScript only, no build step — pi runs the .ts files directly.

npm install       # pi types for the editor, links workspaces
npm run typecheck # tsc --noEmit over every plugin
npm publish -w plugins/<name>

A new plugin is a directory under plugins/ with index.ts (default-exporting (pi: ExtensionAPI) => void), a package.json carrying the pi.extensions / omp.extensions manifests, a README and a LICENSE, plus a row in the table above. Anything pi bundles (@earendil-works/*, typebox) belongs in peerDependencies at "*", not dependencies.

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Plugins forked from other work carry their own LICENSE with the upstream copyright lines too.