asermax/pi-cc-plugins

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# pi-cc-plugins Use [Claude Code](https://code.claude.com) plugins (skills, agents, and MCP servers) directly in [Pi](https://pi.dev). This extension bridges Claude Code's plugin ecosystem into Pi. It reads source references from your settings, clones remote repos into a local cache, and exposes the **skills**, **agents**, and **MCP configs** found inside them so Pi loads them natively. ## Install ```bash pi install npm:@asermax/pi-cc-plugins ``` Or from git: ```bash pi install git:git@github.com:asermax/pi-cc-plugins.git ``` ## Sources Resources can come from two kinds of sources: **plugins** (remote or local repos) and **standalone `.claude` directories** (global or per-project). Both are configured in your Pi settings. ### Plugins Add a `ccPlugins` array to your Pi settings (`~/.pi/agent/settings.json` for global, or `.pi/settings.json` for project-level): ```jsonc { "ccPlugins": [ // Clone a GitHub repo and use its skills/, agents/, and MCP configs "github:pleaseai/claude-code-plugins", // Clone a repo but use a specific subdirectory as the plugin root "github:pleaseai/claude-code-plugins#subpath=plugins/vue", // Full git URL "git:github.com/user/custom-cc-plugin", // Local path (great for development) "local:~/my-plugins/dev-plugin" ] } ``` #### Source Formats | Format | Example | Description | |--------|---------|-------------| | `github:owner/repo` | `github:pleaseai/claude-code-plugins` | Clones from GitHub | | `github:owner/repo#subpath=dir` | `github:foo/bar#subpath=plugins/vue` | Clones from GitHub, uses subdirectory as plugin root | | `git:<url>` | `git:github.com/user/repo` | Clones from any git URL | | `local:<path>` | `local:~/my-plugins/dev-plugin` | Uses a local directory directly (no cloning) | #### Expected Plugin Structure Plugins follow Claude Code's standard layout: ``` my-plugin/ ├── .claude-plugin/ │ └── plugin.json # manifest with "name" field ├── skills/ │ ├── code-reviewer/ │ │ └── SKILL.md │ └── pdf-processor/ │ └── SKILL.md ├── agents/ │ └── security-scanner.md └── mcp.json # optional MCP server config ``` If `plugin.json` declares custom paths, they are respected: ```json { "name": "my-plugin", "skills": "./custom-skills-dir", "agents": "./custom-agents-dir", "mcp": "./custom-mcp.json" } ``` ### Standalone `.claude` Directories In addition to plugins, the extension can load resources from your global or project `.claude` directories. Enable them in settings: ```jsonc // ~/.pi/agent/settings.json or .pi/settings.json { "ccClaudeGlobal": true, // load ~/.claude/skills/ and ~/.claude/agents/ "ccClaudeProject": true // load <project>/.claude/skills/ and <project>/.claude/agents/ } ``` Both default to `false` (opt-in). This avoids conflicts with Pi's native `skills` setting if you're already pointing it at `.claude/skills`. #### Directory Structure ``` ~/.claude/skills/ # global (ccClaudeGlobal) my-global-skill/ SKILL.md ~/.claude/agents/ # global (ccClaudeGlobal) my-global-agent.md <project>/.claude/skills/ # project (ccClaudeProject) my-project-skill/ SKILL.md <project>/.claude/agents/ # project (ccClaudeProject) my-project-agent.md ``` ## Skills Skills are `SKILL.md` files that teach Pi how to handle specific tasks. They are discovered automatically from all configured sources. ### Discovery 1. On startup, the extension reads your `ccPlugins` and the `ccClaudeGlobal`/`ccClaudeProject` settings 2. Remote plugins are shallow-cloned into `~/.cache/pi-cc-plugins/` (if not already cached) 3. Each source is scanned for `skills/` directories containing `SKILL.md` files 4. Skill directories are copied into `~/.cache/pi-cc-plugins/skills/` with normalized frontmatter 5. Cached skill paths are contributed to Pi via the `resources_discover` event 6. Pi loads them as native skills — they appear in `/skills` and work like any other Pi skill ### Frontmatter Sanitization Claude Code `SKILL.md` files often use loose YAML (unquoted strings with colons, underscores in names) that Pi's stricter YAML parser rejects. The extension normalizes frontmatter during caching so skills load reliably. Because of this, **use `ccClaudeGlobal`/`ccClaudeProject` instead of Pi's native `skills` setting** when you want to load skills from `.claude/skills`. Pi's native `skills` setting loads files as-is without sanitization: ```json { // ❗ Use this (with sanitization): "ccClaudeGlobal": true, // ⚠️ Not this (no sanitization, may fail to parse): "skills": ["~/.claude/skills"] } ``` ## Agents Plugin agents and standalone `.claude/agents` are converted to [pi-subagents](https://github.com/nicobailon/pi-subagents) format and made available as project-level agents. ### Requirements **pi-subagents must be installed.** If it's not in your Pi `packages` list, agent loading is skipped with a warning. ```bash pi install npm:pi-subagents ``` ### Discovery 1. On `session_start`, the extension checks that `pi-subagents` is installed 2. It scans each plugin's `agents/` directory and enabled `.claude/agents/` directories for `.md` files 3. Each agent is parsed from Claude Code format and converted to pi-subagents format 4. Converted agents are cached in `~/.cache/pi-cc-plugins/agents/` 5. Symlinks are created in `{project}/.pi/agents/cc-plugins/` pointing to the cached files 6. pi-subagents discovers them via its recursive `.pi/agents/` scan (it follows symlinks) 7. On `session_shutdown`, symlinks are cleaned up (reference-counted for concurrent sessions) ### Format Conversion Claude Code agents use YAML frontmatter. The converter maps fields to pi-subagents format: | CC field | pi-subagents field | Notes | |----------|--------------------|-------| | `name` | `name` | Direct | | — | `package` | Set to plugin name (namespacing) | | `description` | `description` | Direct | | `model` | — | Dropped — CC model names don't reliably match Pi identifiers | | `tools` | — | Dropped — CC tool names don't reliably match Pi tool identifiers | | `skills` | `skills` | Pass-through | | — | `systemPromptMode` | Default `append` | | — | `inheritProjectContext` | Default `true` | | — | `inheritSkills` | Default `true` | #### Example ```markdown --- name: security-scanner description: Scans code for security vulnerabilities model: sonnet tools: read, grep, find skills: security-review --- You are a security scanner. Analyze the code for vulnerabilities... ``` ### Using Agents Once loaded, converted agents appear in pi-subagents: ```text subagent({ action: "list" }) ``` Plugin agents show up as `{plugin-name}.{agent-name}`. Standalone Claude agents use `claude-global.{agent-name}` or `claude-project.{agent-name}`. ### Reference Counting If multiple Pi sessions are open in the same project, agent symlinks are reference-counted. A `.cc-plugins-refcount` file in `.pi/agents/cc-plugins/` tracks active sessions. Symlinks and the directory are only removed when the count reaches 0 on `session_shutdown`. ## MCP Servers Plugin MCP configs are registered with pi's built-in MCP support for the duration of the session. MCP configs are only loaded from plugins — standalone `.claude` directories are not scanned for MCP. ### Requirements Pi's built-in MCP support (the `mcp` built-in extension, enabled by default). **pi-mcp-adapter must not be installed**: it replaces the built-in support, and pi then connects no servers. Remove it if present: ```bash pi uninstall npm:pi-mcp-adapter ``` ### Config Locations For each plugin, the extension checks these files in order: 1. `mcp.json` 2. `.mcp.json` 3. The path from `.claude-plugin/plugin.json`'s `mcp` field, resolved relative to the plugin root If multiple files define the same server name, later files in that order win before namespacing. ### How It Works 1. On `session_start`, the extension scans plugin MCP configs after resolving `ccPlugins` 2. Only object-shaped `mcpServers` / `mcp-servers` entries are imported (top-level `settings`, `imports`, and unknown fields are ignored) 3. Servers are registered in-session via `pi.registerMcpServer()` — nothing is written to the project's `.pi/mcp.json` Server names are namespaced as `{plugin-name}__{server-name}`. For example, a `chrome-devtools` server from `my-plugin` becomes `my-plugin__chrome-devtools`. Registrations are session-scoped: they disappear when the session ends, so there is no stale state to clean up. A server with the same name in `mcp.json` takes precedence over the registered plugin server. Server definitions pi cannot validate (for example `type: "sse"`) are skipped with a warning. ### Migration from pi-mcp-adapter Versions ≤ 1.6 wrote managed entries into `{project}/.pi/mcp.json` and tracked them in `{project}/.pi/mcp.cc-plugins.json`. On the next `session_start`, those managed entries are removed from `.pi/mcp.json` and the sidecar file is deleted. User-owned entries are preserved. ## Cache All cached data lives under `~/.cache/pi-cc-plugins/` (respects `$XDG_CACHE_HOME`): | Path | Contents | |------|----------| | `{owner}--{repo}/` | Cloned plugin repos (shallow clones) | | `skills/{namespace}/{hash}/{slug}/` | Materialized skills with normalized frontmatter | | `agents/{slug}/` | Converted agent files | Plugins are cloned once — subsequent sessions reuse the cached clone. ### Updating Cached Plugins To pull the latest version of every cached remote plugin without wiping the cache manually, start Pi with the `--cc-plugins-update` flag: ```bash pi --cc-plugins-update ``` This runs `git fetch` + `git reset --hard origin/HEAD` on each cached remote plugin before loading. Local plugins are unaffected, and plugins that aren't cached yet are cloned as usual. To force a full re-clone instead, delete the plugin's directory from the cache. ## Removing Plugins Remove the entry from your `ccPlugins` array in settings. On the next session start, stale agent symlinks and managed MCP entries are cleaned up, and skills will no longer be discovered. The cached clone remains on disk until you delete it manually. ## Development ```bash # Run tests npm test # Watch tests npm run test:watch ``` ### Release This package uses [semantic-release](https://semantic-release.gitbook.io). Push conventional commits to `main`: - `feat:` → minor bump - `fix:` → patch bump - `feat!:` or `BREAKING CHANGE:` in footer → major bump No manual versioning or tagging needed — the CI handles it all.

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my-test-skill

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Use when: testing, and do NOT use for: production

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deep-reviewer

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Deep code review

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2026-05-10

greeter

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Greets the user

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2026-05-10

code-reviewer

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Reviews code for quality and best practices

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2026-05-10

pdf-processor

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Processes PDF documents

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2026-05-10

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