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pi-amplike

Pi skills for web search and webpage extraction (Jina APIs)

Origin
seed-list
Extensibility
package
Primary interface
web

What this artifact is for

The quick orientation layer before you go deeper upstream.

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Summary

Pi skills for web search and webpage extraction (Jina APIs)

Seed description: Pi skills for web search and webpage extraction (Jina APIs)

Category: Skills

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Workflow tags: context-management

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README excerpt

More of the actual upstream surface so you can skim here before deciding to open the repo.

Upstream skim

Pi skills and extensions that give Pi similar capabilities to Amp Code out of the box.

pi install https://github.com/pasky/pi-amplike

git clone https://github.com/pasky/pi-amplike ~/.pi/packages/pi-amplike cd ~/.pi/packages/pi-amplike npm install

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What shows up in the source

Quick topics

pi-amplikeFeaturesSession ManagementSubagents and BTWPermissionsPrompt ModesWeb AccessAmp Skill Compatibility

Skim bullets

  • Handoff - Create a new focused session with AI-generated context transfer:
  • /handoff command - Manually create a handoff session (potentially with -mode / -model parameter to switch models for the new session)
  • handoff tool - The agent can invoke this (with optional mode/model parameters) when you explicitly request a handoff
  • Use /resume to switch between and navigate handed-off sessions
  • subagent tool - The agent can create one or multiple parallel task-focused, non-interactive subagents to save context and speed up work
  • /btw command - Same semantics as in Claude Code, basically a user-triggered subagent running and finishing asynchronously and independently on the main agent
  • /permissions command toggles bash command allow/deny permissions, directly read from AmpCode's configuration files.
  • /mode command with interactive mode selector/configuration UI (a mode is a model + thinking + color preset, active mode is shown in prompt editor border)

Sources and provenance

Everything on this page should be traceable back to the list seed or an upstream surface.

Provenance

Discovery reason: Listed in the awesome-pi-agent README

Discovered from: seed artifact

Claim confidence: medium

Surface capture kind: repo-readme