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@0xkobold/pi-task

Kanban-style task management for pi agents — backlog, in-progress, review, blocked, done with SQLite persistence

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Install

$ pi install npm:@0xkobold/pi-task

Installs from npm into ~/.pi/agent/. Add -l for project-local (.pi/). Manage with pi list / pi update / pi remove.

What this package can reach

Detected automatically from the source at version 0.2.2. This describes access, not safety — you decide whether it's appropriate for what the package claims to do.

  • 📁
    Files — Reads files outside your project Touches paths beyond the working directory, such as your home folder.
  • 🔧
    New tools — Adds model-callable tools Gives the agent new abilities. Additive and visible, unlike an override.
  • UI — Draws its own interface Renders widgets, footers, dialogs or full-screen views.

What it actually did when run

observed

Loaded in a sandbox with no network, a read-only filesystem and a recording stand-in for pi's API. This is what it called — not what the source suggests it might.

Tools registered task_breakdowntask_listtask_update

Events subscribed session_start

APIs called registerCommandregisterToolsessionManager.getSessionIdui.notify

Run against version 0.2.2 on 2026-08-02. Registration-time behaviour under default settings; other configurations may differ.

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