pi-package-creator
Pi Package Creator
Overview
Use this skill to design and ship Pi packages with a narrow public promise and a real install/validation loop. Focus on package surface, installability, and dogfooding, not just folder scaffolding.
Read:
references/surface-design.mdbefore deciding what the package should shipreferences/validation.mdbefore calling the package done
For advanced surface-specific details, inspect the installed Pi docs only after
you have a resolved local docs path. Use the same pi binary you will validate
with when checking pi --help for CLI flags. Do not guess where Pi's installed
package tree lives on disk.
If skill-creator is available and the package includes multiple skills or a
skill with bundled resources beyond a single SKILL.md, use it for the
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