pi-coding-agent-config: Скилл настройки и кастомизации pi

--- name: pi-coding-agent-config description: Reference for customizing and configuring pi-coding-agent (pi). Covers settings files (settings.json), extensions, skills, prompt templates, package management, and programmatic usage via the SDK. Use when asked about pi configuration or customization. --- # pi-coding-agent Configuration & Customization Guide Comprehensive reference for customizing pi-coding-agent (pi). ## Reference Documents Read the following documents as needed: ### Context Files - [context-files.md](references/context-files.md) - How pi loads `AGENTS.md` / `CLAUDE.md` context files and system prompt customization (`SYSTEM.md`, `APPEND_SYSTEM.md`). ### Settings - [settings.md](references/docs/settings.md) - All options for settings files (`~/.pi/agent/settings.json`, `.pi/settings.json`). Model, theme, compaction, retry, and more. ### Extensions - [extensions.md](references/docs/extensions.md) - How to create TypeScript extensions. Custom tools, event hooks, custom UI, command registration, etc. - [Extension examples](references/examples/extensions/) - Numerous sample extensions. ### Skills - [skills.md](references/docs/skills.md) - How to create Agent Skills. SKILL.md format, frontmatter, discovery rules. ### Prompt Templates - [prompt-templates.md](references/docs/prompt-templates.md) - How to create prompt templates invoked via `/name`. Argument support. ### Package Management - [packages.md](references/docs/packages.md) - How to share extensions, skills, themes, etc. as npm/git packages. `pi install`, `pi remove`, `pi update`. ### SDK (Programmatic Usage) - [sdk.md](references/docs/sdk.md) - How to use pi as a library to build custom UIs or automated pipelines. - [SDK examples](references/examples/sdk/) - Step-by-step examples from minimal to full control. ## Typical Configuration Workflow 1. **Global settings**: Edit `~/.pi/agent/settings.json` (shared across all projects) 2. **Project settings**: Edit `.pi/settings.json` (project-specific, overrides global) 3. **Add extensions**: Place TypeScript files in `.pi/extensions/` 4. **Add skills**: Create `.pi/skills/<name>/SKILL.md` 5. **Prompt templates**: Create `.pi/prompts/<name>.md` 6. **Use packages**: `pi install npm:<package>` or `pi install git:<repo>` Use `read` to load the reference documents above as needed.