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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds the Pi integration for TinyFish. It defines MCP configuration, package installation and authentication guidance, five skills, research references, browser and automation guidance, security rules, and privacy behavior. The documentation covers tool selection, run management, structured outputs, authenticated sessions, anti-bot handling, source validation, synthesis, and troubleshooting. Package metadata also encodes the description’s em dash as a Unicode escape. Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Research output can overstate the sources actually reviewed, while setup and recovery paths use mutable CLI versions with credentials. These are bounded issues but should be corrected before relying on the integration. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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inline threads for nine asks summarized in the preceding review:
- subagents. stock Pi lacks required tool; can research fall back locally?
- session IDs. live schemas require one; can examples and parameters include it?
- run lifecycle. can async require explicit background intent and sync timeouts recover without retry?
- browser cleanup. neither fallback exposes full cleanup; can registration and CLI guidance align?
- CLI auth flags. can profile and vault options map to
agent run? - proxy naming. can calls use name returned by adapter search?
- auth diagnostics. can copy match current adapter and CLI behavior?
- browser URL. can docs state that creation pre-navigates?
- research artifacts. can repository writes require user request?
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| | Trivial | One fact, one entity, or "read this page for me" | Handle it yourself. One or two `search` calls, or a direct `fetch_content`. Answer. No subagents. | | ||
| | Moderate | A focused question with one clear angle | One subagent, to keep raw results out of your context. | |
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this makes every moderate-or-larger research task impossible on stock Pi: 0.85.1 has no subagent tool, while line 115 forbids doing work locally. can we add a capability fallback or ship the required extension?
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Confirmed and fixed. Verified stock pi has no subagent tool — a live session lists read, bash, edit, write, mcpScript, mcp and the MCP tools, nothing else. Combined with the "never run bulk searching in your own context" rule at what was line 115, Moderate-and-up research was indeed impossible.
Added a "First: can you actually fan out?" section at the top of the skill that gates on the capability and maps each fan-out step to a sequential equivalent (one angle at a time, 3–5 searches each, compress before moving on). It explicitly says not to refuse the work and not to pretend to have fanned out, and scopes the bulk-search rule to "never hold bulk raw results" where subagents are absent.
Went with a capability fallback rather than shipping an extension: an extension would mean maintaining a pi-specific subagent implementation for one harness, and the sequential path costs context, not correctness.
| accepts and `run_web_automation` forwards to it; if one isn't in the schema you can see, it isn't | ||
| available through MCP. `url` and `goal` always are. Never invent a parameter name. | ||
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the live sync and async schemas require a fresh UUID session_id, but this parameter table and authenticated example omit it, so copied calls fail validation. can we add it and require a fresh UUIDv4 per call?
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Confirmed against the live schema and fixed. run_web_automation is "required": ["url", "goal", "session_id"], and the field says a fresh UUID v4 per call, never reuse.
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session_idto the parameter table with the required + fresh-per-call rule stated explicitly. - Added it to all three example call bodies — both authenticated examples and the anti-bot stealth example in
references/.
Placeholders read "<a fresh UUID v4 you generate for this call>" rather than a literal UUID, precisely so a copied example cannot become a reused value.
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| | `run_web_automation` | Default. Streams progress; you get the result in the same turn | | ||
| | `run_web_automation_async` | Long tasks where you don't need to watch. Returns `run_id`; poll `get_run` | |
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this chooses async for long tasks, but live contract permits it only after explicit background request; retrying a timed-out sync call can duplicate paid actions. can we gate async and teach no-retry recovery through list_runs?
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Confirmed and fixed — the live tool description is stronger than the ask: "Do not call this tool again or call run_web_automation_async as a retry; use get_run or list_runs to check status."
run_web_automation_asyncis now gated on the user explicitly asking for background execution, and the table says so. Added "A long task is not a reason to go async."- New "When a run errors or times out, do not retry" section: steps cost credits and take real actions, a timed-out call may still be executing, and re-running can duplicate paid work. Recovery is
list_runs→get_run→ only act once terminal. - Also folded in the insufficient-credits path: relay the upgrade link, never silently downgrade to a weaker tool.
list_runs was not registered, so this fix needed it added to directTools — caught by the package validator, see the reply on the browser thread.
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| | `create_browser_session` | Start a remote stealth Chrome session; returns a `session_id` and `cdp_url`. Optionally takes a target URL for proxy selection | | ||
| | `list_browser_sessions` | List sessions, filterable by `session_id` or status (`running`/`ended`) — use it to find sessions still open | |
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this cleanup path is unavailable on both documented fallbacks: bundled direct tools omit list_browser_sessions, and CLI 0.43 exposes create only. can we register list directly and avoid CLI browser fallback until list/close exist?
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Both halves confirmed, and this was the sharpest catch — thank you.
CLI: tinyfish browser session in 0.43 exposes create and nothing else. So a CLI-opened session cannot be closed and bills until its inactivity timeout. Removed the browser row from the CLI fallback table entirely and replaced it with an explicit prohibition; the browser skill now says the capability requires the MCP tools and offers run_web_automation as the alternative when they are absent.
Registration: list_browser_sessions is now in directTools. Verified live — all three browser tools register top-level.
This also exposed a hole in our own validator: its known-tools list omitted list_browser_sessions, so the "taught but not registered" check silently under-covered. Completed the list and added a guard that fails if directTools ever contains a name the list does not know, so it cannot fall behind mcp.json again. That guard immediately caught list_runs missing from the async fix above.
| | `run_web_automation` | `tinyfish agent run "<goal>" --url <url>` | | ||
| | `run_web_automation_async`, `get_run` | `tinyfish agent run ...`, then the run subcommands | | ||
| | `create_browser_session` | `tinyfish browser ...` | | ||
| | `use_profile`, `use_vault` | `tinyfish profile ...`, `tinyfish vault ...` | |
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these are run flags, not setup groups: CLI 0.43 accepts --use-profile, --profile-id, --use-vault, and --credential-item-id under tinyfish agent run. can we map them there so authenticated fallback actually runs?
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Confirmed and fixed. tinyfish profile and tinyfish vault are management groups, not run modifiers — the mapping as written could not have produced an authenticated run.
Replaced with the actual flags on agent run, verified against 0.43 --help:
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use_profile: true |
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--use-profile --profile-id <id> |
use_vault: true |
--use-vault |
credential_item_ids |
--use-vault --credential-item-id <id> (repeat per item) |
Added a line noting these are flags on agent run, and pointing at tinyfish vault item list for the IDs.
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| If a tool named `mcp` exists but no TinyFish tools do, they may be behind the adapter's proxy: | ||
| `mcp({ search: "tinyfish" })` lists them, and you call one with | ||
| `mcp({ tool: "tiny-fish_pi__tinyfish_search", args: { ... } })`. |
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this proxy call works only for package registration. CLI registration names the tool tinyfish_search, so hardcoded tiny-fish_pi__tinyfish_search fails there. can we call the exact name returned by mcp({ search: "tinyfish" })?
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Confirmed and fixed. The hardcoded name was correct only for package installs and wrong under CLI registration, where the same tool is tinyfish_search.
The proxy guidance now says to call the exact name mcp({ search: "tinyfish" }) returned, with <exact name from that result> as the placeholder, and states that the prefix differs per install so no name from the doc should be used directly.
Added a validator check for the regression: a literal derived tool name inside mcp({ tool: ... }) fails the build, while an angle-bracket placeholder passes.
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| Keys come from [agent.tinyfish.ai/api-keys](https://agent.tinyfish.ai/api-keys). | ||
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| There is **no OAuth fallback on this path**, and the failure is quiet: the MCP adapter disables OAuth |
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this auth path no longer behaves as described: adapter 2.33 prints Unauthorized when key is missing, while connect pi --api-key writes a literal key and never opens browser auth. can we update both branches to match current clients?
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Confirmed on both branches — I re-tested rather than relying on my earlier notes, and the behaviour had changed under me.
Adapter: on 2.33.0 with the key unset, the connection now fails with Unauthorized: Valid OAuth Bearer token required. On 2.32.1, which I originally measured, it failed silently. The README said "you do not get a 401, the tools simply do not appear" — accurate then, wrong now. Updated to lead with the Unauthorized message, note it names OAuth but means the API key, and keep the silent case as the older-adapter footnote.
CLI: you are right, and the old text was self-contradictory — it offered connect pi --api-key as the way to "sign in through the browser". Passing a key writes a literal key and never opens a browser. Rewritten to state plainly that neither pi route offers browser sign-in, with a table showing the only real difference: env-var interpolation for the package vs a literal key written into mcp.json for the CLI. Also flagged that the CLI stores it in plain text and does not replace the package entry.
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| `create_browser_session` optionally takes a target URL, which lets TinyFish pick the best proxy for |
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the current schema says url navigates after session creation, not merely that it helps proxy selection, so following this with page.goto reloads the page. can we document pre-navigation and omit one navigation?
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Confirmed against the live schema and fixed — url is documented as "Navigate to this URL after session creation", so the old "for proxy selection" framing was wrong and the example did navigate twice.
The tool table now says it navigates during creation, and the usage section states the page is already loaded by the time cdp_url comes back. Replaced the single example with two: one passing url and using page.title() with no goto, one omitting url and navigating in-script. Kept the proxy-selection benefit as a reason to pass it, alongside saving the navigation.
| - **Notes** — anything genuinely useful you found that the user didn't ask for. | ||
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| Rules: no emojis unless asked. Inline hyperlinks wherever a link adds value. Tables over lists unless | ||
| fields are non-uniform or values are too long to fit. If the full result can't fit one screen, write |
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can we make artifact output opt-in? a long read-only research request currently writes ./tinyfish-results automatically, leaving user repositories modified even when they only asked for an answer.
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Agreed and fixed. Writing into a repository the user did not ask you to touch is the wrong default for a read-only request.
./tinyfish-results/... is now opt-in: the skill says never to write files unless the user asked for one, and that if the result does not fit on a screen the agent should say so and offer, naming the path it would use, then wait. If the user delegates the choice the old path is still the default, and if they name one that wins.
Called out the repo case specifically, since that is the one where an unrequested write does real damage.
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All nine addressed — each verified against current versions before changing anything, and every one turned out to be real. Replies are on the individual threads; summary here. Three of these could only be confirmed by re-testing, because all three upstream packages moved since I wrote this: pi 0.84.4 → 0.85.1,
Two of your comments found holes in our own validator, which is the part I'd most want a second look at:
Verified live after the changes: all 12 tools register top-level in a real pi session, and |
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In `@pi/README.md`:
- Around line 97-98: Update the direct-tool count in the README text to 12,
keeping the existing description of the registered tools and remaining TinyFish
surface unchanged.
- Around line 49-50: Update the package-content statement in the README to
reflect that the package manifest includes the rules directory and publishes
rules/security.md; remove the incorrect claim that the directory is not declared
or that only inline rules are installed.
- Line 72: Replace the mutable `@tinyfish/cli`@latest reference with one exact CLI
version at all four npx command sites supporting connect pi, and apply the same
exact version to the global install command in the tinyfish-web skill
instructions. Keep the existing commands and credential flow unchanged apart
from pinning the package version.
In `@pi/skills/tinyfish-automation/references/anti-bot.md`:
- Around line 22-23: Update the guidance around capture_config.screenshots and
capture_config.snapshots to remove the unconditional re-run instruction. Require
inspecting the existing run with get_run or list_runs first, and only starting a
new run after the original is terminal and confirmed not to have performed the
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| 1. Say plainly that the site needs a signed-in session and no saved profile is available. | ||
| 2. Point the user at **Browser Context Profiles** in the TinyFish dashboard: create a profile, name it |
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include link to dashboard?
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Added — three links, at all the unlinked "dashboard" mentions in this skill.
Verified the URLs rather than guessing, which mattered: the Vault docs are at /key-concepts/credentials, not /key-concepts/vault (that 404s), and the dashboard nav path is Settings → Vault.
- Profile creation (this line and the one above): dashboard
https://agent.tinyfish.ai, plus the walkthrough athttps://docs.tinyfish.ai/key-concepts/browser-context-profiles - Vault: Settings → Vault in the dashboard to connect 1Password or Bitwarden, plus
https://docs.tinyfish.ai/key-concepts/credentials
Linked the docs pages alongside the dashboard root rather than deep-linking dashboard routes, since those are auth-gated and would bounce a logged-out user to a login screen with no context.
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It also matches existing precedent here — Worth revisiting as a repo-wide policy on pinning first-party CLI invocations in docs, which is the right level for that decision rather than one integration. |
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- Around line 47-49: Update the no-subagent guidance in the skill instructions
to say not to refuse solely because the subagent tool is unavailable, while
preserving normal safety, authorization, and scope refusal rules; leave the
sequential execution guidance unchanged.
- Around line 157-159: Update the TinyFish output-format instructions to count
unique source URLs globally after merging all subagent and direct-search
results, rather than summing per-subagent sources_reviewed values; ensure the
reported X matches the deduplicated reviewed-URL set, or explicitly label it as
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Correction + fix: the package can ship the subagent agent itselfMy previous comment said fan-out needs the user to hand-write an agent with 1. A package can expose agents. That makes fan-out one command and matches the arrangement we already use for MCP:
2. The frontmatter syntax I published was wrong. MCP servers are named inside Verified live, end to end
One finding worth propagating: the child sees a different prefix than the parent — Also noted: Guardrails added (in #43)The agent's server name is derived data, so it can silently drift from
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- Line 4: Update the tools declaration for the tinyfish researcher agent to
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Ports the five skills from `grok/` — router plus research, automation,
authenticated and browser — with their `references/` subdirs, which pi supports
natively. Prefixed names are kept deliberately: pi skills land in the shared
`~/.agents/skills` namespace alongside every other package's, where `search`
would be ambiguous and would also collide with the CLI-installed `use-tinyfish`.
Most of the diff is a verbatim port. The adaptations are:
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| New "Finding the tools" section in the router | Same tool has three names depending on install path. The suffix is the tool, the prefix names the install. |
| New CLI-fallback section with a mapping table | Pi ships no MCP client, so most users have no TinyFish tools at all. The CLI grammar is two-level (`tinyfish search query "<q>"`) and does not mirror the tool names, so without the table a model invents `tinyfish run_web_automation`. |
| Rewrote both Auth sections | grok's said the server is "configured by this plugin, authenticated by OAuth on first connection" — the exact opposite of the truth on this route, which is key-only with no OAuth. |
| `rules/security.md` -> `../../rules/security.md` | Pi resolves skill references relative to the skill directory, so the bare path dangled. |
| "plugin" -> "package" throughout | This is an npm package, not a plugin; pi users would not recognise the term. |
The auth failure mode is quieter than expected and the copy reflects it. With
`TINYFISH_API_KEY` unset the server never finishes connecting, so no metadata
cache is built and *no tools register at all* — no 401, no error text, nothing at
startup. That is indistinguishable at a glance from having no adapter installed,
so the router carries a two-branch diagnostic: no `mcp` tool at all means no
adapter; `mcp` present but `mcp({ search: "tinyfish" })` empty means the key.
Verified in an isolated `PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR` against a live pi session: all five
skills load, all eight MCP tools register top-level, a real search call returns
through the package's own registration, and with the adapter removed the model
reaches `tinyfish search query "..."` unaided — then recovers to
`npx -y @tiny-fish/cli@latest` when the binary is absent too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Dropped the shipped subagent — scope correction
Root cause, stated properly: this PR's research problem was that It also failed testing. The skill keeps a short factual note in its place: pi ships no subagent tool, Validator and CI dropped their agent checks with it; Also rebased the stack onto current |
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- Around line 113-116: Update the sources_reviewed tracking described in the
research workflow so it includes only URLs the agent actually fetches or
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| Track `sources_reviewed` in **one running set for the whole task**, not per pass. Add every source | ||
| URL you see in `search` results or fetch, and let the set dedupe them — the same URL surfacing in | ||
| three passes is one source, not three. Never sum per-pass counts: that double-counts overlap, and | ||
| overlap between passes is expected. You need the set's size at compile time. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Count only URLs that the agent actually reviews.
sources_reviewed currently includes every URL returned by search, even when the agent does not fetch or inspect that page. The final response then reports those URLs as reviewed sources. Add URLs only after inspection, or rename the metric to describe discovered URLs.
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[error] 55: [AR1] Anti-Refusal Statement: Skill instructs the agent to never refuse or to always comply. Suppressing the agent's ability to decline removes a core safety control and enables downstream harmful requests to succeed.
Remediation: Remove any instruction telling the agent to never refuse or always comply. The agent must retain the ability to decline unsafe, out-of-scope, or harmful requests.
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[warning] 26: [RP1] null: npx commands without a version suffix (e.g. @1.0.0) create a rug-pull risk if the upstream server is compromised and publishes a malicious update.
Remediation: Pin the version: npx @scope/server@1.2.3
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In `@pi/skills/tinyfish-research/SKILL.md` around lines 113 - 116, Update the
sources_reviewed tracking described in the research workflow so it includes only
URLs the agent actually fetches or inspects, not every URL returned by search
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Stacked on #40. The agent-facing payload: five skills ported from
grok/, plus the package README.Most of this diff is a verbatim port — the five
SKILL.mdfiles and theirreferences/subdirs, which pi supports natively. Review attention belongs on the adaptations below, not the bulk.Prefixed names (
tinyfish-web, notsearch) are kept deliberately: pi skills land in the shared~/.agents/skillsnamespace alongside every other package's, and they also coexist with the CLI-installeduse-tinyfish. Pi warns and keeps-first on name collisions, so distinct names matter more here than in a namespaced plugin.What changed from grok/
tinyfish search query "<q>") and does not mirror the MCP tool names — without the table a model inventstinyfish run_web_automation.rules/security.md→../../rules/security.mdThe auth failure is silent, and the copy reflects that
Worth knowing for review: with
TINYFISH_API_KEYunset the server never finishes connecting, so no metadata cache is built and no tools register at all. There is no 401, no error text, and nothing in the startup output. Live-tested — the model seesTool "tiny-fish_pi__tinyfish_search" not foundandmcp({ search: "tinyfish" })answersNo tools matching "tinyfish".That is indistinguishable at a glance from having no adapter installed, so the router carries a two-branch diagnostic:
mcptool at allmcppresent butmcp({ search: "tinyfish" })emptyTelemetry: the two routes are already distinguishable
No code needed.
pi-mcp-adapteridentifies itself to the server as`pi-mcp-${serverName}`(server-manager.ts:1045), and the MCP route already recordsclientInfo.nameasclient_nameonmcp_session_initialized(http-handler.ts:311).pi-mcp-tiny-fish_pi__tinyfishpi-mcp-tinyfishSo install-route attribution falls out of the derived server name for free. Source-derived, not yet confirmed on the wire. A follow-up could map
pi-mcp-*the wayPARKING_CLIENTSalready mapsgrok-shell-tinyfish, rather than leaving raw strings inclient_name.Verified in a live pi session
Isolated
PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR, pi 0.84.4 + adapter 2.32.1:use-tinyfish.tiny-fish_pi__tinyfish_searchcall returns results through the package's own registration.tinyfish search query "pi coding agent"unaided — the correct two-level grammar it could not have guessed without the table.tinyfish search --help, falls back tonpx -y @tiny-fish/cli@latest search --help, then runs the real query.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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