Tools, panels, skills and workflows for PI-Desktop — built to stay close to your code and your machine.
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A small, focused catalog for the moments when your agent needs one more capability.
GitLens-inspired local Git management for PI-Desktop: status, history, diff, blame, branches, commits and stashes. Ships an isolated multi-view panel, agent tools the AI can call, and an AI-callable tool that opens any panel page on demand.
A private local dashboard for token usage across PI-Desktop, Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, with filters for tool, model, provider, date range and keyword plus streaks and milestones.
A local Markdown notebook with true WYSIWYG editing, light and dark themes, a five-level folder tree, H1-H5 outline, 297 language syntaxes, todo lists, KaTeX formulas, full-text search and Markdown/HTML/image export.
The official PI-Desktop todo list with list and four-quadrant layouts, due dates, native reminders and a todo_manage agent tool for querying, adding, splitting, completing and rescheduling tasks.
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Designed for trust
Every plugin is inspectable before it enters your workspace. You decide what it can access.
Read the manifest, README and implementation before installing a package from the official repository.
Filesystem, network, shell and agent permissions are surfaced as part of the browse experience.
Download a versioned .piplug package, install it in PI-Desktop, then review the host permission prompt.
For builders
The repository includes small examples and practical templates to help you go from idea to installable package.