injaneity/pi-smart-copy

pi-smart-copy is a small extension for a coding agent called pi. It adds a command, /smart-copy, that brings a feature already familiar from Claude Code's /copy command into pi: the ability to copy specific sections out of an agent's response and write them to a file. The project's short description repeats this same idea: copying markdown sections from pi's responses. The README is very short and does not describe pi itself in detail, nor does it explain exactly how a user selects which sections to copy, what counts as a section, or where the resulting file is written on disk. It includes a short demo GIF showing the feature in action, which is likely the clearest source of detail on the actual behavior, but the written description in the README itself is limited to a single sentence about what the command does. Installation is a single command, pi install npm:pi-smart-copy, which suggests pi has its own package manager or extension installer built around npm packages, similar to how other editor and agent extensions are distributed. The README does not go into how that installer works, what pi version it requires, or what other requirements the extension might have beyond pi itself being installed. The project is licensed under MIT, which means it can be freely used, modified, and redistributed, including for commercial purposes, as long as the original copyright notice is kept. There is no changelog, no configuration section, and no listed authors beyond what appears in the repository metadata. Because the README is so brief, this explanation covers nearly everything it states in writing. Anyone wanting more detail on exact usage, configuration options, or how pi extensions work more generally would need to look beyond this repository, most likely at pi's own documentation or the linked demo GIF.