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@astrosheep/pi-souls0.1.2

Session souls with model-specific defaults for Pi

astrosheep Published 6 days ago ~371 downloads/mo

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pi-souls

Swap Pi's identity per session, per model, or by default. Only the identity changes; tools, rules, skills, and project context stay as they are.

pi install npm:@astrosheep/pi-souls

Usage

/soul          # current soul and list
/soul faye     # use faye for this session
/soul clear    # back to defaults

Names tab-complete.

pi --soulless
SOULLESS=1 pi

Skip settings souls for this process. SOULLESS=1 or true enables it; 0, false, or unset does not. A session /soul <name> still wins, including resumed selections; /soul clear returns to soulless.

Souls

One Markdown file per soul; the body becomes the identity. Frontmatter is stripped, and edits apply on the next request.

~/.agents/souls/
├── faye.md
└── reviewer.md

Settings

{
  "defaultSoul": "faye",
  "modelSouls": { "anthropic/claude-sonnet-5": "reviewer" },
  "soulsDir": "~/.agents/souls"
}

Precedence: /soul <name> > --soulless / SOULLESS / explicit system prompt > modelSouls (exact provider/modelId) > defaultSoul > Pi default.

The session choice follows resume, fork, and tree navigation. --system-prompt and SYSTEM.md outrank a settings soul but not /soul. A bad entry only breaks the case that uses it. When another extension forces the whole prompt, souls warns but still replaces the latest preamble if its exact text remains in the forced prompt, preserving surrounding instructions. When a soul can't apply (a bad entry, a missing file, or no matching preamble), Pi's prompt is used and a warning shows once, not on every request.