@geoqiao/pi-ask 1.3.0 → 1.3.2
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- package/docs/contract.md +11 -5
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/skills/ask-user/SKILL.md +44 -86
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- 058a2d4: Streamline the package READMEs with quick starts, common commands, and capability tables. Link pi-ask configuration to its existing source-of-truth guide, fold detailed screenshots, and preserve context-first clarification and TUI/RPC boundaries. Clarify paseo-btw prerequisites, native-versus-Skill invocation, context inheritance, and safety limitations without changing runtime behavior.
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# @geoqiao/pi-ask
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# Pi Ask
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[](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@geoqiao/pi-ask)
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> This is an independently maintained continuation of [`eko24ive/pi-ask`](https://github.com/eko24ive/pi-ask), with portable Pi RPC mode support while preserving the rich TUI experience.
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`@geoqiao/pi-ask` adds structured clarification to [Pi](https://pi.dev): choose options, type your own answer, or ask for an explanation before deciding. Get a rich terminal form in TUI mode and portable sequential dialogs in RPC mode, with normalized answers returned to the agent.
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[Quick start](#quick-start) · [Everyday use](#everyday-use) · [TUI and RPC](#tui-and-rpc) · [Settings](#settings) · [Documentation](#documentation)
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## Quick start
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> Independently maintained continuation of [eko24ive/pi-ask](https://github.com/eko24ive/pi-ask), preserving the upstream history, MIT license, and attribution while adding portable Pi RPC support.
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`/answer` uses a configured extraction model and the preceding user message as context. It validates the extracted form and retries missing or invalid output. Normal `ask_user` calls do not use this extraction model. See [extraction settings](docs/configuration.md#answer-extraction).
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