mypac stands for My Personal AI Config. It is an opinionated package of reusable Pi assets for coding workflows.
Use it as a personal lab, install it as a Pi package, or browse it for extensions, prompts, skills, personas, and themes worth adapting to your own setup.
- Extensions add commands, tools, UI flows, and workflow guardrails.
- Skills encode repeatable repository and GitHub workflows.
- Prompts expose common work modes as slash commands.
- Personas and themes customize communication and presentation.
See the complete asset catalog.
Install mise first if needed, then run:
git clone https://github.com/ladislas/mypac.git
cd mypac
./scripts/install.shThe setup script installs Node dependencies, repo-managed tools, and Git hooks.
Add the cloned repository path to the packages array in ~/.pi/agent/settings.json:
{
"packages": [
"/path/to/mypac"
]
}If packages already contains entries, append the path instead of replacing them. Restart Pi or use /reload after changing package settings.
/pac-hello-world
/pac-llat an idea to explore
/pac-lwot a concrete task to implement
To launch Pi inside this repository, run:
mise run pi| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
/pac-llat |
Explore, reframe, and plan before implementation |
/pac-lwot |
Execute work from an issue, PRD, todo, URL, or conversation |
/pac-grill-with-docs |
Refine issue-backed work and preserve decisions |
/pac-to-prd |
Turn context into a product requirements document |
/pac-to-issues |
Split an agreed plan into implementation issues |
/review-start |
Review code changes from inside Pi |
The asset catalog lists every available command and resource.
- Asset catalog — extensions, skills, prompts, personas, and themes
- Development guide — repository setup, tooling, hooks, and maintenance
- Integrations — optional tools such as Headroom
- Changelog — notable repository changes
extensions/ Pi extensions and tools
prompts/ Slash-command prompt templates
skills/ Reusable workflow instructions
personas/ Runtime persona prompt content
themes/ Pi themes
This is a living repository. Prefer evergreen principles, repeatable experiments, and dated decisions over static vendor snapshots.
Ideas are happily stolen, reviewed, modified, and improved from:
- mitsuhiko/agent-stuff
- mattpocock/skills
- the broader Pi ecosystem
Released under the MIT License.