yyy0107
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yyy0107 maintains skills for Pi Workbench covering UI styling, extension development, browser automation, SDK integration, and skill lifecycle management.
Agent Skills by yyy0107
Showing 11 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
yyy0107ui-ux-pro-max
Search local UI/UX datasets to generate design systems and resolve design questions.
yyy0107pi-ai-sdk
Implements version-correct Pi AI model, provider, streaming, and authentication integrations in Workbench.
yyy0107ui-styling
Implement Workbench UI components and styling using Shell primitives and design tokens.
yyy0107pi-coding-agent-sdk
Implements Pi coding-agent SDK integrations and extensions within the Workbench RPC boundary.
yyy0107extend-workbench-ui
Implement typed frontend extension contributions for the Pi Workbench extension platform.
yyy0107browser-use
Navigate pages, click elements, fill forms, and capture screenshots through browser automation tools.
yyy0107pi-docs
Answers Pi coding agent and Pi Workbench questions using version-matched documentation and extension references.
yyy0107extension-creator
Scaffold, implement, and validate Pi TypeScript extensions for tools, commands, and lifecycle hooks.
yyy0107skill-creator
Create and validate reusable agent skills with SKILL.md instructions and supporting resources.
yyy0107skill-installer
Lists and installs skills from GitHub repositories or local directories into Pi scopes.
yyy0107workbench-settings
Inspect and update Pi Workbench preferences and Pi agent settings through the workbench_settings tool.
Frequently Asked Questions About yyy0107
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using yyy0107's skills?▼
You can build Pi TypeScript extensions, style Workbench UI with Shell primitives and tokens, run UX reviews, automate in-app browser navigation and form filling, change Pi AI model/provider APIs, manage Workbench settings, and create or install agent skills from GitHub or local directories.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
These skills target developers and designers working inside the Pi Workbench ecosystem: extension authors, frontend engineers modifying Workbench UI contributions, coding-agent integrators changing Pi AI providers or SDK boundaries, and maintainers packaging reusable skills for distribution.
How do I install and use these skills in practice?▼
Use the skill-installer skill to list available skills and install selected ones into Pi directly from a GitHub repository or local directory, including private repositories. For complete Pi packages rather than individual skills, use Pi's built-in package manager instead.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
Yes, the skills are free and open source. skill-creator and skill-installer are released under Apache-2.0 with license and NOTICE files, while ui-styling is MIT licensed and authored by claudekit. Other skills carry no explicit license declaration in their frontmatter.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Skills operate inside the Pi Workbench environment or standalone Pi sessions. Browser tasks use the in-app Workbench browser or the Browser package's session browser; extension work requires TypeScript and Pi's extension platform; SDK changes require verifying the installed SDK's public API surface.