Detect lockfiles in the working directory

Open the current Pi working directory with a configurable command.

Find project root given current working directory

Resolve path from CWD (Current Working Directory)

Check if a `package-lock.json` is present in the working directory

Ensures the working directory is clean and that there are no unpulled changes

Mocks the current working directory to a given path. Helpful to be used inside tests.

Gets the working-directory of another process

Run command with modified CWD (current working directory)

Returns the current working directory.

Launch a node-powered static web server in the current working directory.

Checkstyle formatter for eslint with paths relative to the current working directory

Detects which package manager (bun, pnpm, yarn, npm) is used based on the current working directory.

Pi extension that scopes the providers visible in /model based on the working directory.

Move the current Pi session context to another working directory without invoking the LLM.

Simple package which zips the current working directory while ignoring files in gitignore

Working-directory-bound agent CLI built on atomix-core, sharing the semaclaw ecosystem

Pi extension that injects the resolved working directory into the system prompt so the agent never cd-prefixes the current working directory

pi extension: /cwd — switch the session working directory (session file moves with it)

Prime Agent status line extension for the current working directory and session name