Configure Pi terminal agent workspaces, sessions, themes, and keybindings.
npx skills add https://github.com/arthrod/conejo-skills --skill pi-using
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pi-using Source: https://github.com/arthrod/conejo-skills/tree/main/skills/pi-using Command: npx skills add https://github.com/arthrod/conejo-skills --skill pi-using
This Skill resolves configuration ambiguity and operational friction when using the Pi terminal agent, ensuring users can effectively manage workspaces, sessions, and custom agent behaviors.
Use the pi-using skill to explain how to override the default system prompt using a local SYSTEM.md file.
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Configuring the Pi terminal agent for a specific workspace involves applying authoritative guidance on session handling, CLI commands, and environment-specific setups to manage operational friction. This ensures proper workspace isolation and seamless agent behavior across diverse environments.
To override the default system prompt for your terminal agent, use a local SYSTEM.md file to define custom behaviors and enforce specific coding styles. This provides the exact file paths and syntax required to implement changes safely.
Yes, the Pi terminal agent works with tmux and Windows environments, offering environment-specific setups for these platforms. It facilitates theme setup, keybindings, and prompt templates across diverse environments like tmux, Termux, and Windows.
The best way to manage terminal agent sessions and themes is by utilizing operational guidance that covers session management and deep customization. This allows you to define custom themes, map keybindings, and override system prompts to optimize workflows.
Resource loading precedence affects terminal agent configuration by enforcing internal rules for credential resolution and resource prioritization. Adhering to these rules ensures that your system-level customizations and workspace configurations load safely and predictably.
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