Agent Fan Club for Pi and Oh My Pi

One package provides the agentfanclub provider in both clients. Pi reads the pi manifest and Oh My Pi reads the omp manifest. The entry points share device sign-in and model discovery, with a small adapter for each client's provider API.

From this repository, load the extension for one invocation:

# Pi
pi -e ./packages/pi/src/index.ts

# Oh My Pi
omp -e ./packages/pi/src/omp.ts

For a persistent local install, use pi install ./packages/pi or omp plugin install ./packages/pi. Restart the client after installing. The npm package name is @agentfanclub/pi. Install it with pi install npm:@agentfanclub/pi or omp plugin install @agentfanclub/pi. Browser sign-in requires the device-authorization API and web routes to be deployed.

Run /login, select Agent Fan Club, open the browser link, compare the code, and approve. Then use /model to select an Agent Fan Club model. The client saves the dedicated API key in its own credential store. Neither the key nor the private device secret appears in the browser URL.

The approval page and API Keys entry identify the client as Pi or Oh My Pi. Disable or delete that key on the website to revoke access. /logout only removes the locally saved credential. The key does not expire and needs no token refresh.

The extension fetches /api/models with the saved credential and uses the host's OpenAI Chat Completions transport at /inference/v1. Model discovery refreshes through each client's native discovery hook. Cost metadata is zero because the API does not publish per-token prices; this is not a billing estimate.

For local development, run the API and web app, apply the D1 migrations, and set BETTER_AUTH_URL in the API's .dev.vars to the web origin. Point the extension at the API origin when starting the client:

AGENTFANCLUB_API_URL=http://localhost:8787 pi -e ./packages/pi/src/index.ts
AGENTFANCLUB_API_URL=http://localhost:8787 omp -e ./packages/pi/src/omp.ts

Credentials are tied to the API origin. Sign in again after changing it. HTTPS is required except on loopback addresses.

Typechecked against Pi 1.3.0 and Oh My Pi 18.12.3. The package imports their SDKs only for types, so it does not bundle either client or require both at runtime.