pi-coding-agent

You can embed a coding-agent runtime in Node scripts to spawn agent sessions, scope tools, and build extensions without forking the CLI. Use the SDK to manage session lifecycles and register tools directly in-process.

Managing agent sessions and tool lifecycles within a Node process is done by embedding the coding-agent runtime. This allows you to register tools via specific APIs and control the entire tool execution lifecycle programmatically.

Yes, you can use the coding-agent SDK with non-Node hosts by running it in RPC mode. This mode allows non-Node environments to communicate with the embedded tooling runtime and execute registered commands.

You register custom tools and commands in a coding-agent runtime using dedicated registration APIs. These APIs allow you to define TypeBox-based tool schemas, scope tools to specific sessions, and react to tool calls with extensions.

Embedding a coding-agent runtime in Node requires managing dependencies under specific peerDependencies constraints. This ensures that the tooling runtime, session management, and tool schemas function correctly within your script's environment.

You package and install coding-agent functionality from npm or git to integrate into your Node scripts. This enables you to embed the runtime, register tools, and optionally run in RPC mode for service integrations.