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@agnishc/edb-compact-tools

v0.14.3

Published

Pi extension: compact outlined tool-call renderers with ctrl+o expansion

Downloads

1,698

Readme

edb-compact-tools

Pi extension that replaces large built-in tool-call blocks with compact outlined rows.

Behavior

  • Overrides read, bash, grep, find, ls, edit, and write renderers.
  • Adds a generic compact blanket renderer for every other tool, without hardcoding individual tool names.
  • Delegates execution to Pi's built-in tools, so tool behavior is unchanged.
  • Collapsed by default: one compact summary row.
  • Expanded with Pi's normal tool expand keybinding, usually ctrl+o.
  • Uses renderShell: "self", so collapsed rows have no filled background; expanded output uses Pi's subtle tool-state background colors.
  • Collapsed tools render as one compact full-outline block with two lines: the call line, then the status/summary line. The whole outline turns green on success, red on failure, and yellow while running. Expanding shows the available output inside the same outline.
  • Adds a muted separator before each tool block.
  • Styles user messages as compact outlined cards with an accent border and a random red emoji marker.
  • Styles assistant text messages as compact outlined cards with muted borders.
  • Uses an outline color per tool:
    • bash -> bashMode
    • read -> toolTitle (or purple when reading skill files)
    • grep -> success
    • find -> accent
    • ls -> warning
    • edit -> toolDiffAdded
    • write -> accent
  • Detects skill files (paths containing .agents/skills/ or .pi/agent/skills/) and renders them with a purple outline

Local development

Run Pi with the extension directly:

pi -e ./packages/edb-compact-tools/src/index.ts

Or install as a Pi package after publishing:

pi install npm:@agnishc/edb-compact-tools

Notes

edit expansion shows the unified diff from Pi's normal edit result. write expansion shows the normal write result text, not a synthetic full-file diff.