pi-plugins

Focused plugins for everyday work in pi.

Search the web, fetch pages, delegate tasks, restore files as you navigate session history, and keep an eye on speed and usage. Each package adds a specific capability. Install only the pieces you need.

Plugins

Package	What it does	Entry point
checkpoint	Restore files when navigating session history.	/tree, /checkpoint-cleanup
claude-oauth	Adapt Anthropic OAuth requests for use with a Claude subscription.	Automatic
elapsed	Show a live timer in the working indicator.	Automatic
exit	Quit pi with a plain-text prompt.	exit, quit
fast-mode	Request priority inference for selected models.	/fast, --fast
skills	Review code for bugs and opportunities to simplify.	/skill:code-review, /skill:simplify
speed	Show estimated generation speed and time to first token.	Automatic
subagent	Delegate a self-contained task to a separate pi session.	subagent
usage	Check Claude, OpenAI Codex, and GLM Coding plan limits.	/usage
webfetch	Fetch web pages as Markdown or raw HTML.	web_fetch
websearch	Search the web and get titles, URLs and excerpts.	web_search

Requirements

Pi 0.80.10 or newer is required. Check each plugin's README for any additional requirements.

Install

Install a package by name:

pi install npm:@pi-plugins/webfetch

To try it for one session without changing your settings:

pi -e npm:@pi-plugins/webfetch

Replace webfetch with any package listed above.

Usage

Some plugins add tools the agent can call, others add commands or update the interface automatically. Each plugin's README explains how to use it.

For example, after installing webfetch, ask pi:

Fetch https://example.com and summarize the page.

Development

From the repository root, enter the Nix development shell and run the checks:

nix develop
ci

The ci command installs workspace dependencies, then runs formatting, lint, type checks, builds, and tests.

After building, load a local package for one session:

pi -e ./plugins/webfetch

License

MIT