wtf is bestony-pi?

bestony-pi-preset is a personal configuration bundle for Pi, a coding agent tool. It packages one person's preferred extensions, skills, prompts, and themes into a single installable package so they can be loaded automatically inside Pi rather than set up by hand each time. The package can be installed from a local folder, directly from GitHub, or from npm once published. It can also be tried for a single session without writing anything to your settings, or installed at the project level so a whole team shares the same setup. The README is explicit about a security tradeoff worth knowing: Pi packages have full system permissions, extensions can run arbitrary code, and skills can instruct the underlying model to take arbitrary actions, so anyone installing a third party package like this one should review its source first. Inside the package, resources live in separate folders: extensions written in TypeScript or JavaScript, skills described in SKILL.md files, prompt templates as markdown, and themes as JSON files. A manifest field in package.json points to each of these folders, and if that field is left out, Pi falls back to discovering resources by folder naming convention. Installing this preset also pulls in a set of other published Pi packages as bundled dependencies, covering things like web search and URL fetching, generating or updating an AGENTS.md file, an xAI Grok provider, an MCP protocol adapter, prompt cache optimization, automatic session naming, Claude Code style sub agents, task tracking, and dynamic workflows. As of this README, the author's own local extensions, skills, prompts, and themes are all still marked as pending, so at this stage the repository is mainly the bundling mechanism and its bundled third party packages. It is released under the MIT license.