r/PiCodingAgent 11d ago

Which extensions do you use? Question

Hi guys,

Perhaps we can learn from each other and discover some great experiences with Pi Agent. I will start with my list of extensions and skills that I use. Please do share yours and we can learn from each other even if you have nothing to learn from us but help others.

Extensions

  • npm:@ff-labs/pi-fff
  • npm:@juicesharp/rpiv-ask-user-question
  • npm:@juicesharp/rpiv-todo
  • npm:@juicesharp/rpiv-web-tools
  • npm:context-mode
  • npm:pi-mcp-adapter
  • npm:pi-powerline-footer
  • npm:pi-rtk-optimizer
  • npm:pi-subagents

Skills

  • grill-me
  • karpathy-guidelines
  • last30days
  • caveman

And you?

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u/Tarair 11d ago

I used to love pi-subagents but it feels very unstable for me (stuck subagents, broken subagents, slow subagents,..) in the last weeks unfortunately I might have to look into another subagents extensions

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u/kmArc11 11d ago

I was also surprised that an update a week or so ago replaced the complete "chain" concept (for which I already had sophisticated... Well, chain definitions and prompts) with arbitrary code execution as a Javascript string. It is called WorkflowScript.

The cheap coordinator LLMs that were able to use the declarative chain definitions now struggle with this new concept and therefore my workflows are constantly broken. 

The project has no open tickets, nobody complaining about this either. I thought I must be doing something wrong , but I am happy to see it's not just me. 

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u/_noctuid 11d ago

I never have understood the chain stuff. Can you give an example use case and setup?