fn_task_create and fn_task_update accepted any string as `agentId` and wrote it verbatim onto `task.assignedAgentId`, letting hallucinated IDs (e.g. `agent-executor-001`) appear as agent badges in the dashboard. Mirror the validation already used by fn_delegate: look the agent up via AgentStore and reject unknown or ephemeral/runtime-managed agents. Null still clears the field on update. Also clean up two stale failures in bundle-output.test that predated this change: - pi-claude-cli no longer imports cross-spawn, so drop the dependency and its orphan type-decl file. - Loosen the spawn-import regex to match `spawn` anywhere in the destructured import (the source has additional named imports). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
pi-claude-cli
A pi extension that routes LLM calls through the Claude Code CLI as a subprocess. Use your Claude Pro/Max subscription as the LLM backend — no API key, no separate billing.
How it works
The extension registers as a custom pi provider exposing all Claude models. Each request spawns a claude -p subprocess using the stream-json wire protocol, with --resume on follow-up turns to reuse the CLI's session state instead of replaying full history. Claude proposes tool calls, pi executes them natively. Custom pi tools are exposed to Claude via a schema-only MCP server.
Requirements
- Claude Code CLI installed and authenticated (
claudeon PATH) - A Claude Pro or Max subscription
- pi or GSD
Installation
Add to ~/.gsd/agent/settings.json:
{
"packages": ["npm:pi-claude-cli"]
}
Then select a Claude model via /model in the interactive UI. All Claude models appear under the pi-claude-cli provider.
Features
- Streams text, thinking, and tool call tokens in real-time
- Maps tool names and arguments bidirectionally between Claude and pi
- Exposes custom pi tools to Claude via MCP (schema-only, no execution)
- Break-early pattern prevents Claude CLI from auto-executing tools
- Session resume via
--resumeeliminates history replay on follow-up turns - Configurable thinking effort with elevated budgets for Opus models
- Cross-platform subprocess management (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- Inactivity timeout and process registry for cleanup
License
MIT