personal-pi-agent-extensions

Use for deep, multi-source research, tool/library/vendor evaluation, X vs Y comparisons, state-of-the-art surveys, standards/spec analysis, architecture research, and decision briefs. Use when the user asks to research something deeply, compare options, evaluate whether to use a tool, investigate current best practices, summarize the state of a topic, or write a research brief. For a single quick lookup or one fact with a citation, use the exa-web-search skill instead.

Efficient local codebase search and reconnaissance. Use when finding where code lives, mapping a subsystem, answering architecture/flow questions from a repo, exploring an unfamiliar codebase, or doing scout-style discovery before edits. Prefer CodeGraph when available and initialized; otherwise use narrow grep/find/read loops.

Look something up on the web with Exa MCP — quick, source-backed search and page-fetch. Use when the user asks to search the web, look something up, find current/latest information, get a fact with a citation, fetch a specific page/doc, or look up a person/company/package. For a deep, multi-source, fact-checked investigation or report, use the deep-research skill instead.

Use the gh CLI for GitHub work across the software development lifecycle: planning (issues, milestones, labels), development (branches, draft PRs), review (PR review, checks, comments), release (tags, releases, changelogs), and maintenance (triage, backlog hygiene, project health). Use whenever the user asks to create or triage issues, label or route issues, review or shepherd a PR, inspect checks, manage a backlog, prepare release notes, evaluate a repo's health, or otherwise operate on a GitHub repository.

Clarifies an ambiguous request before planning or coding by stating a hypothesis, asking one focused question at a time with Pi's guess, and confirming a concise intent block. Use when the user's ask lacks who, why, success criteria, constraints, or scope; when they say 'interview me', 'grill me', or 'are we sure'; or when you would otherwise silently assume requirements.

Teach the user a new skill or concept over multiple sessions, building a durable learning workspace in the current directory. Use for any topic — a programming language, a framework, system design, data structures & algorithms / LeetCode / interview prep, a human language, a craft. Explicitly invoked with /teach.