MCP server that delegates coding tasks to your locally installed pi CLI. Wraps the real binary instead of bundling its own copy of the agent, so it inherits your providers, models and extensions. Sessions survive restarts, calls are cancellable, and each run reports tools used, tokens and cost.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
How pi-cli-mcp stays honest about pi's wire contract — types borrowed from pi, stop-reason classification, and the type tests that fail when pi changes. Use when touching src/types.ts, src/parse.ts, src/answer.ts, event handling, stopReason logic, or after upgrading the pi packages.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Cut and publish a pi-cli-mcp release — version bump, lockfile, tag, and the CI publish that carries provenance. Use when asked to release, publish, bump the version, or ship a new npm version of pi-cli-mcp.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
How the pi-cli-mcp suite is built — the fake pi binary, its scenarios, the live opt-in, and the traps that make these tests flaky if ignored. Use when adding or debugging a test, adding a fixture scenario, or when the suite passes alone but fails in a full run.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Local checks for pi-cli-mcp — the git hooks, what each one guards, and what to do when one refuses a commit or a push. Use when setting up a clone, when a hook blocks you, or when deciding whether a new check is worth adding.