Personal dotfiles-style setup for Pi projects: integrated skills with profiles, plan/build mode, and an unobtrusive thinking display. It primarily keeps my own projects consistent; the repository is public so others can inspect or reuse the setup as-is.

.pi/ is the source of truth. When present, OpenCode reads the same skills through .opencode/skills -> ../.pi/skills; it never maintains a separate copy. The defaults are intentionally opinionated rather than a general-purpose Pi configuration.

Run inside the project you want to configure:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HGZahn/agentic-coding/master/get-started.sh | bash

The installer asks two questions:

1. Install pi config? — adds .pi/settings.json, .pi/themes/, .pi/extensions/, and AGENTS.md. Differing managed files are backed up with a .bak.<timestamp> suffix.
2. Install skills? — opens the skill-profile multi-select (below), installs the chosen profiles' skills, copies skills-lock.json, and links .opencode/skills -> ../.pi/skills when that path is free.

Then start pi and approve project trust:

pi

Skills are grouped into three profiles; pick any combination at install time. Each 1–3 keypress toggles a profile immediately; Enter confirms. Selecting none exits without installing skills.

• base (pre-selected) — general-purpose skills: debugging methodology, coding philosophy, meta tooling, browser automation, image generation.
• pythondev — Python tooling: uv, ruff.
• devops — debugging and productivity subset for ops work.

skill-profiles.json maps profiles to skills — edit it to regroup. Re-running the installer adds or updates the selected skills; it does not remove skills installed by an earlier profile selection.

Thoughts are shown in full text and dimmed by the bundled agentic theme (thinkingText: dimGray) so they stay readable but unobtrusive. Tune hideThinkingBlock or theme in .pi/settings.json.

The included extension provides:

• /plan — inspect and plan without editing project files
• /build — restore full file editing
• Shift+Tab — toggle modes

Existing global keybindings are never modified by the installer.

All skill payloads are committed under .pi/skills and work offline. skills-lock.json records each skill's upstream source, ref, path, and content hash — the harness-neutral provenance record of the whole repo; it is installed verbatim regardless of the selected profiles.

Requirements: Bash and Node.js.

Run ./menu.sh to select a maintenance action interactively.

node scripts/update-pi-skills.mjs # update installed skills
node scripts/skills.mjs verify    # lock matches .pi/skills (hashes, frontmatter)
node scripts/skills.mjs rehash   # recompute hashes after editing vendored skills
bash scripts/test-install.sh     # fresh, decline, profile, repeat, conflict installs

Repository-owned skills are edited directly in .pi/skills, then rehash and verify. Profile membership is edited in skill-profiles.json.

• Project credentials, sessions, models, and trust state are never copied.
• A conflicting .opencode/skills is never imported, backed up, or deleted; the link is simply skipped and pi installs normally.
• To uninstall, remove the managed files and the .opencode/skills symlink; restore a .bak.* file by renaming it back.