pi-ask-lite 0.1.2 → 0.1.3
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A tiny, pleasant Markdown ask tool for Pi.
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`pi-ask-lite`
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`pi-ask-lite` is for both sides of an agent question:
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- **Users** get a small terminal prompt when Pi needs a decision.
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- **Agents** get a deliberately slim tool surface: one tool, one Markdown string, answer out.
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No option arrays. No mode flags. No UI schema to construct. The Markdown prompt is the interface.
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## Install
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pi install npm:pi-ask-lite
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## For users
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Sometimes Pi needs input from you: choose one option, select several items, confirm a plan, or write a short answer.
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`pi-ask-lite` turns that moment into a focused terminal UI instead of a long chat question. You can select options, edit the proposed answer, or write your own response.
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Keyboard controls:
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- `Space` selects or toggles the focused option.
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- `Shift+Space` selects or toggles and marks the answer for editing.
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- `Enter` sends a valid selection, or opens the selected answer as an editable draft when edit mode is active.
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- `Esc` / `Ctrl+C` opens an empty free-text editor.
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Direct selections return the selected Markdown structure. Free-text answers and edited drafts are returned unchanged.
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## For agents
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`pi-ask-lite` registers one tool: `ask`.
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markdown: string;
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Pass one complete Markdown prompt. The user answers in the UI. The tool returns the final answer as Markdown/text.
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Use `ask` when you need a real user decision and want the interaction to stay simple. Write the question in Markdown; use the lightweight conventions below for choices.
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## Example
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## Target
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- Production
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