Package

New package / cross-cutting

Problem Statement

pi-mono already exposes the right TypeScript SDK hooks for governance-oriented interception (tool_call, tool_result, and before_provider_request), but Agent Governance Toolkit does not currently have a first-class integration for it. That means pi-mono users cannot easily apply AgentMesh policy enforcement, bash safety review/deny rules, or tamper-evident audit logging in the same way other frameworks in the ecosystem can. In practice, this forces downstream projects to build and maintain custom wrappers instead of contributing a reusable upstream integration.

Proposed Solution

Add a new integration package under packages/agentmesh-integrations, for example pi-mono-agentmesh, with a published package such as @microsoft/agentmesh-pi-mono.

The package should:

• Attach AgentMesh policy evaluation to pi-mono SDK tool_call hooks
• Record prompts, tool results, and provider requests in AgentMesh audit logs
• Support policy loading from YAML or JSON
• Add conservative bash safety review/deny checks for high-risk commands
• Expose a small helper for creating or wrapping a governed pi-mono SDK session
• Include TypeScript tests covering allow, deny, and review decisions plus audit/session behavior
• Include README/docs updates so pi-mono appears alongside the other framework integrations

This would let pi-mono users adopt AGT governance without custom sidecars or app-specific adapters.

Alternatives Considered

• Keep the integration downstream in application code. This works, but duplicates maintenance across projects and makes it harder for AGT users to discover or reuse.
• Add pi-mono support to the Python agent-os adapter layer. That is a poorer fit because pi-mono's native integration surface is its TypeScript SDK and extension hooks.
• Use an external proxy or RPC wrapper instead of SDK hooks. That adds complexity and latency compared with direct in-process interception.

Priority

Important

Contribution

• I would be willing to submit a PR for this feature