Keeps a wiki for your code that updates itself — reads your git history and docs so you can ask questions about your codebase. Use when the user asks about codebase documentation, architectural decisions, commit history, changelog generation, or maintaining a wiki for their project.
Open-source memory infrastructure for pi agents. Provides peer representations, reasoning, context assembly, dreaming, and hybrid memory (global + project-scoped) capabilities. Use when tracking user preferences, maintaining context across sessions, building peer mental models, or enabling persistent agent memory.
Generic git↔GitHub sync tools. Push/pull subdirectories (subtree) or standalone repos, manage issues/PRs, and work with git worktrees. Works for any org, any directory structure.
Use MCP (Model Context Protocol) to connect to external tool servers. Use when the user needs to connect to MCP servers, use MCP tools, access MCP resources, or manage MCP server connections. Triggers include "connect to MCP server", "use MCP tools", "MCP server", "add MCP server", "list MCP tools", or any task requiring Model Context Protocol access.
Use when asked to create a new pi package. Scaffolds extensions, skills, prompts, and themes following pi-coding-agent conventions. Also use when creating 0xKobold packages for the packages/ directory.
0xKobold's core programming philosophy. Use when writing code, reviewing PRs, or making architectural decisions. Covers DRY, KISS, functional programming, and NASA's 10 coding rules for safety-critical code.
Manage pi-packages in the 0xKobold monorepo. Use when creating new packages, syncing with individual repos, publishing to npm, or checking package compliance with pi-package standards.
Curated registry of high-quality agent skills and tools. Use for discovering and installing capabilities for AI agents.