@blackbelt-technology/pi-dashboard-authoring-toolkit

General-purpose authoring skills for pi sessions. Pure-skill package — a package.json manifest only, no extension.ts. Skills load by natural-language trigger from their frontmatter description; no manual invocation.

Skills

Skill	What it does	Fires on
skill-creator	Guide for authoring or updating a skill — structure, frontmatter, scripts/references layout, progressive disclosure.	"create a skill", "write a new skill", "update this skill", "how do I author a skill"
skill-to-subagent	Turn an existing skill into an isolated subagent and wire it into a project's pipeline — fitness discriminator, bridge-agent template, model-by-function routing, inherit_context tuning, spawn checkpoint. Tech-stack independent, pi-platform-specific.	"wrap this skill as a subagent", "subagentize this", "should this be a subagent", "add a subagent to the pipeline"
session-to-guideline	Turns a pi session JSONL transcript into a reusable "how-we-did-it" Markdown playbook: goal vs. steering, tools/files/searches used, skills/memories created, reproduce-it checklist.	"document this session", "write up how we did X with the AI", "make a guideline/playbook from this session", "turn this session into a tutorial"

session-to-guideline ships scripts/ (deterministic facts-sheet extractor + session lister) and references/guideline-template.md. Scripts run via npx tsx scripts/… (repo convention) on Node built-ins — no build step, no third-party deps. They read the pi-standard session path (~/.pi/agent/sessions/…) and never write to the session store.

How loading works

pi auto-discovers each .pi/skills/<name>/SKILL.md listed under pi.skills in package.json. No registration code required.

Attribution

skill-creator is a derived work of Anthropic's skill-creator (MIT). Full attribution and license in NOTICE.