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@firstpick/pi-extension-bang-command-autocomplete

v0.1.4

Published

Autocomplete for !<command> in Pi, with optional shell-history indexing.

Readme

pi-extension-bang-command-autocomplete

Autocomplete for !<command> in Pi.

What it does

  • Suggests command names while typing !<command>.
  • Uses a built-in common-command index out of the box (with platform-aware defaults).
  • Learns commands you run via !/!! and persists them across Pi sessions.
  • Learns full bang command lines (e.g. !git add .) and suggests them directly.
  • Learns flags used with those commands (e.g. !rg -n) and suggests them when you type !<command> or !<command> -....
  • Also suggests learned command+flag combos directly while typing !<command>.
  • Optionally adds commands from shell history for personalized suggestions.
  • Keeps scope intentionally narrow (command + flag completion only; no positional-argument prediction).

Install

pi install npm:@firstpick/pi-extension-bang-command-autocomplete

Configuration

  • PI_BANG_AUTOCOMPLETE_INCLUDE_HISTORY
    • 1|true|yes|on: include commands from shell history.
      • Bash: ~/.bash_history
      • Zsh: ~/.zsh_history
      • Fish: $XDG_DATA_HOME/fish/fish_history (fallback: ~/.local/share/fish/fish_history)
    • unset/other: use built-in command list only (default).
  • PI_BANG_AUTOCOMPLETE_RUNTIME_STORE_PATH
    • optional absolute/relative file path for persisted learned commands.
    • default: ~/.pi/agent/state/bang-command-autocomplete-runtime.json.
    • stores learned command names, learned full command lines, and per-command learned flags.

Commands

  • /bang-refresh — rebuild autocomplete index.
  • /bang-status — show indexed command count, history-index status, runtime-learned command/line counts, and learned flag count.

Tools

None.