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@diegopetrucci/pi-annotate-last-message

v0.1.1

Published

A standalone pi extension that adds /annotate-last-message, a native Glimpse UI for annotating the latest assistant reply.

Readme

annotate-last-message

A standalone pi extension that adds /annotate-last-message, a native Glimpse window for annotating the latest completed assistant message on the current session branch.

Install

pi install npm:@diegopetrucci/pi-annotate-last-message

Then reload pi:

/reload

Usage

Run /annotate-last-message from an interactive pi session. The annotation window lets you leave:

  • overall guidance for the whole reply,
  • section comments for larger chunks of the message, and
  • inline notes tied to individual lines.

When you submit, the extension appends a structured planning-oriented feedback prompt to the current editor buffer. It does not auto-apply changes or rewrite the previous assistant message in place.

Requirements

  • Interactive pi session with editor access.
  • A completed assistant message with text on the active branch.
  • Local desktop support for opening a native Glimpse window.

Troubleshooting

  • annotate-last-message requires interactive mode. → run it from the pi TUI.
  • No assistant messages found on the current session branch. → wait for an assistant reply, then rerun.
  • Latest assistant message is incomplete (...) → wait for the assistant turn to finish, then rerun.
  • Latest assistant message has no text to annotate. → rerun after a normal text reply.
  • A last-message annotation window is already open. → reuse or close the existing window before opening another.
  • Annotation failed: Glimpse host not found ... → the native window runtime is unavailable; reinstall/update the package and rerun from a machine/session that can open native windows.