@saber7ooth/pi-archon

Archon workflow extension package for Pi coding agent

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Install @saber7ooth/pi-archon from npm and Pi will load the resources declared by the package manifest.

npm repo home report

$ pi install npm:@saber7ooth/pi-archon

Package: @saber7ooth/pi-archon
Version: 0.0.8
Published: May 4, 2026
Downloads: 510/mo · 510/wk
Author: heavypaws
License: MIT
Types: extension
Size: 259 KB
Dependencies: 1 dependency · 0 peers

Pi manifest JSON

{
  "extensions": [
    "./src/index.ts"
  ],
  "image": "./assets/logo.png"
}

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README

This package adds an /archon command to Pi so you can use Archon workflows without leaving your Pi session.

If you already like the original Archon project and want a smoother day-to-day experience inside Pi, this package is the bridge.

Table of Contents
What You Get
Before You Install
Install With Pi
Use It In Pi
Helpful Commands
Install From Another Source
Good To Know
License

What You Get

A ready-to-use /archon command inside Pi.
Fast workflow shortcuts for planning, implementation, and validation.
Handy project helpers for status, cleanup, server, and web tasks.
A setup that works naturally with an existing Archon workspace.

Before You Install

You will want these in place first:

Pi Coding Agent installed.
A working Archon setup or Archon CLI on your machine.
A project where you want Pi and Archon to work together.

If you do not have Pi yet, install it with:

npm install -g @mariozechner/pi-coding-agent

Then open Pi in your project and sign in with /login or your preferred provider setup.

Install With Pi

From your project folder, run:

pi install -l npm:@saber7ooth/pi-archon

Then reload Pi:

/reload

To confirm the extension loaded, run:

/archon help

Use It In Pi

Most people will start here:

/archon plan add a deployment checklist
/archon implement wire this feature into the dashboard
/archon validate review the changes and look for gaps

That gives you the basic Archon loop inside Pi without extra setup noise.

Helpful Commands

Here are the commands you are most likely to use.

Workflow Commands

/archon plan <your request>
/archon implement <your request>
/archon validate <your request>

Project Commands

/archon status checks whether the project looks ready.
/archon cleanup runs the cleanup pipeline.
/archon sync-submodules updates submodules.

Server and Web Commands

/archon server start
/archon server status
/archon server stop
/archon web start
/archon web status
/archon web stop

Install From Another Source

If you would rather install from git or from a local path, Pi supports that too.

From git:

pi install -l git:github.com/loopyd/pi-archon

From a local folder:

pi install -l /absolute/path/to/pi-archon

For one-off local testing:

pi -e /absolute/path/to/pi-archon

Good To Know

This package does not bundle Archon itself. You still need Archon available locally.
The cleanup command is powerful and can change your git state, so use it intentionally.
Pi packages run with full system access, so only install packages you trust.
If you want the upstream project, start with coleam00/Archon.

License

MIT

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