mypac

mypac stands for My Personal AI Config. It is an opinionated package of reusable Pi assets for coding workflows.

Use it as a personal lab, install it as a Pi package, or browse it for extensions, prompts, skills, personas, and themes worth adapting to your own setup.

What you get

• Extensions add commands, tools, UI flows, and workflow guardrails.
• Skills encode repeatable repository and GitHub workflows.
• Prompts expose common work modes as slash commands.
• Personas and themes customize communication and presentation.

See the complete asset catalog.

Quick start

1. Clone and set up the environment

Install mise and Pi first. Configure persistent mise activation or shims, then run:

git clone https://github.com/ladislas/mypac.git
cd mypac
./scripts/install.sh

The setup installs checkout dependencies and Git hooks, registers mypac with Pi, and reconciles the pinned global tools and Pi packages declared in .mise/global-environment.

After pulling changes, reapply the declared global environment with:

mise run --skip-tools sync

Sync installs declared versions but never automatically removes components deleted from the declaration. Use the relevant native package manager when intentional cleanup is needed.

2. Try a workflow

/pac-hello-world
/pac-llat a target to classify
/pac-lwot a concrete task to implement

To launch Pi inside this repository, run:

mise run pi

Common workflows

Command	Purpose
/pac-llat	Classify a target and route it to the appropriate workflow
/pac-lwot	Execute work from an issue, PRD, URL, or conversation
/pac-grill-with-docs	Refine issue-backed work and preserve decisions
/pac-to-prd	Turn context into a product requirements document
/pac-to-issues	Split an agreed plan into implementation issues
/review-start	Review code changes from inside Pi

The asset catalog lists every available command and resource.

Documentation

• Asset catalog — extensions, skills, prompts, personas, and themes
• Development guide — repository setup, tooling, hooks, and maintenance
• Integrations — optional tools such as Headroom
• Changelog — notable repository changes

Repository layout

extensions/  Pi extensions and tools
prompts/     Slash-command prompt templates
skills/      Reusable workflow instructions
personas/    Runtime persona prompt content
themes/      Pi themes

Status

This is a living repository. Prefer evergreen principles, repeatable experiments, and dated decisions over static vendor snapshots.

Inspiration and attribution

Ideas are happily stolen, reviewed, modified, and improved from:

• mitsuhiko/agent-stuff
• mattpocock/skills
• the broader Pi ecosystem

License

Released under the MIT License.