@theo What are your use cases? I'm curious about the sustainability of continuesely using computer use(for token concerns) or are you experimenting stuffs to eventually convert to deterministic scripts?
Small utility for Pi power users:
`pi-my-setup`
Exports the portable parts of a Pi coding-agent setup into a single restore command.
Save: npx --yes pi-my-setup@latest save
Restore: npx pi-my-setup restore pisetup:v2:...
Repo:
https://t.co/kDKmMay7G6
Only preserves reinstallable Pi setup sources:
- npm/git/URL Pi packages
- global skills with installer metadata
- git-backed Pi skill repos
Local-only skills are reported.
No API keys, no auth tokens, no local paths, no machine-specific settings.
The restore flow is intentionally selective.
Save/restore both show a checkbox picker, so you can exclude packages or skills before generating/installing.
Use `--yes` for unattended mode.
Use `--dry-run` to inspect restore commands without installing.