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@albizures/pi-footer-status

v0.1.1

Published

Pi package for customizing the footer status area.

Readme

@albizures/pi-footer-status

A tiny Pi package that replaces Pi's footer with a default-like custom footer and adds a dedicated Context fill bar.

After installation, the package is always on. It is no longer a no-op scaffold, and it does not add slash commands or configuration.

Behavior

The custom footer keeps the default-like Pi footer information:

  • current working directory, git branch, and session name
  • cumulative input/output token usage
  • cache read/write stats and cache hit percentage when available
  • cumulative cost or subscription-backed usage marker when available
  • textual current context percentage on the stats line
  • active model, provider when useful, and thinking level for reasoning models

It mirrors these default-like footer lines, then preserves extension status messages after the Context fill bar.

It inserts one additional Context fill bar line before extension statuses:

context ████████░░░░░░░░░░░░ 40.0%/128k

The Context fill bar:

  • is labeled context
  • represents Pi's current context usage, not cumulative token totals
  • uses Pi's public current context usage API
  • is fixed at 20 cells
  • uses for filled cells and for empty cells
  • rounds the fill amount to the nearest cell
  • shows at least one filled cell for any known non-zero usage
  • uses the theme accent color normally, warning above 70%, and error above 90%
  • keeps empty cells dim
  • appends the numeric percent/contextWindow suffix on the same line
  • does not include (auto) on the bar line

When current context usage is unknown, the footer renders a static placeholder instead of guessing:

context ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ ?/128k