SoL-Pi is a Pi extension. It runs with the filesystem, process, network, and credential permissions of the Pi process that loads it. SoL-Pi is not a sandbox or permission boundary.
- Action Fusion can modify files and run shell commands requested by the model.
- ObservationPack stores large tool results under Pi's session directory.
- Evidence-Preserving Reducer archives diagnostic logs locally and, when explicitly enabled, sends eligible logs through the configured reducer model using Pi-managed authentication.
- The reducer skips text matching its likely-secret detector, but that detector is a precaution rather than a complete secret scanner. Do not enable remote reduction for workloads whose logs must remain local.
- Online Context Compact stores plan and compaction state in Pi's session log; see below.
- Project-local
.pi/sol-pi.jsonfiles should be used only in trusted repositories.
Online Context Compact is off by default. When enabled, every update_plan call appends a versioned custom state entry to Pi's session log. The latest valid entry holds the model-authored plan, concise progress fields, request counts, token-growth estimates, and compaction debt. These values can include paths, command names, and design notes and should be treated as sensitive as the rest of the conversation. After a successful compaction, the extension also writes one hidden, generic custom message that tells the assistant to rebuild its plan; the reminder contains no task-specific data.
The extension creates no sidecar, attestation, payload-capture, or research-instrumentation files. State entries do not enter the model context; only the generic post-compaction reminder does. Deleting the Pi session removes both kinds of persisted Online Context Compact data.
Evidence-Preserving Reducer may temporarily read an overlong bash result from outside its session archive. It accepts only a regular, non-symlink pi-bash-*.log file directly inside the operating system's temporary directory and copies eligible content into the session-specific archive before any nested model call.
Use the repository's GitHub Security Advisories page to submit a private report. Do not open a public issue for a suspected vulnerability.
Include the affected commit or version, configuration, impact, reproduction steps, and any available mitigation. Reports about Pi itself should be sent to the upstream Pi project.