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@arvoretech/pi-slack-tracker

v1.0.0

Published

PI extension that pins the active Slack thread/channel link in the chat as a compact persistent widget

Readme

@arvoretech/pi-slack-tracker

Pins the active Slack thread/channel link in the chat as a compact persistent widget. The link is auto-detected from any slack.com/archives/... or app.slack.com/client/... URL that shows up in a tool command or its output during the session, and can also be set manually.

Install

pi install npm:@arvoretech/pi-slack-tracker

Or in .pi/settings.json:

{
  "packages": ["npm:@arvoretech/pi-slack-tracker"]
}

How it works

  • Listens to tool executions and to your chat messages. When a command, its output, or a message you send contains a Slack URL, the latest one is captured automatically and pinned.
  • The widget pinned above the editor shows the workspace (when present), whether it's a thread or channel, the channel id, and the full URL.
  • State is persisted per session, so the pinned link survives restarts of the same session.

Commands

  • /slack — show the currently pinned link (or usage)
  • /slack <url> — pin a specific Slack thread/channel
  • /slack hide — hide the widget
  • /slack show — re-show the widget
  • /slack clear — unpin the link

Keeping the screen clean

The widget is two compact lines (channel + URL) and shares the aboveEditor placement. Use /slack hide whenever you don't need it on screen; the pinned link is restored with /slack show.