PI
Prerequisites
- Swamp installed
- Pi installed
Initialize the repository
$ swamp repo init --tool piYou will see output like:
20:46:57.143 INF repo·init Initialized swamp repository at "/path/to/your/repo" (tool: "pi")What this sets up
Swamp adds its rules and skill list to AGENTS.md, copies bundled skills to
.pi/skills/, and installs an audit extension at
.pi/extensions/swamp-audit.ts that records bash tool invocations via Pi's
tool_call and tool_result events. Your own project instructions coexist in
AGENTS.md via managed sections — Swamp only touches its own delimited block.
Use alongside another agent
Enroll multiple tools by repeating --tool on swamp repo init. Each tool's
scaffolding is written independently, so AGENTS.md and another tool's
instructions file (such as CLAUDE.md) coexist in the same repository.
$ swamp repo init --tool pi --tool claudeTo enroll an additional tool in an existing repository, run swamp repo upgrade
with the full intended list — upgrade replaces the enrolled tools, so any tool
you want to keep must appear in the command:
$ swamp repo upgrade --tool pi --tool claudeVerify it works
Run Pi in your repository and invoke:
/skill:swamp-getting-startedThe agent matches the getting-started skill and walks you through creating your first model.
Record and view agent commands
Every bash command Pi runs is appended to
.swamp/audit/commands-YYYY-MM-DD.jsonl by the audit extension. View recent
rows:
$ swamp audit --hours 1Each row shows the command, cwd, timestamp, session ID, and success/failure.
To verify end-to-end, ask Pi to run a command like ls, then in another
terminal run swamp audit --hours 1. You should see that command in the output.
Upgrading
When a new version of Swamp is released, upgrade the repository to get updated skills, instructions, and audit extension:
$ swamp repo upgradeThe managed section in AGENTS.md is replaced with the latest content. Anything
you wrote outside the managed section is preserved. The audit extension is
overwritten with the latest version.