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@furbyhaxx/pi-teardown-screen

v0.1.0

Published

Slim Pi extension that prints a teardown screen with session stats when the user quits a pi session. Uses the default pi theme; no configuration.

Readme

pi-teardown-screen

A slim pi coding agent extension that prints a session teardown screen with a resume command and stats (turns, tokens, cost, duration) when you quit a pi session.

It provides the compact default teardown layout with:

  • Zero configuration — no settings, flags, or env vars to tune.
  • No custom theme — uses pi's default theme tokens (accent, muted, text) so it adapts to whatever theme is active.

Install

Install from npm:

pi install npm:@furbyhaxx/pi-teardown-screen

Or install from GitHub:

pi install git:https://github.com/furbyhaxx/pi-teardown-screen

Or clone the repo and install from the local checkout:

git clone https://github.com/furbyhaxx/pi-teardown-screen
pi install path/to/cloned/repo

Or load directly without installing:

pi -e path/to/cloned/repo/extensions/teardown/index.ts

What it shows

On quit of an interactive session, it writes to stderr:

╭────╮  Project: ~/work/example
│ Pi │  Session: 01J...abc
╰────╯  Title:   refactoring auth module

        Resume:  pi --session 01J...abc

        4 turns · 12.3k tokens · $0.04 · 2m 17s

Behavior

  • Triggers on session_shutdown with reason === "quit" only (not on /new, /fork, /resume, etc.).
  • Skipped when there is no UI (e.g. --mode json, -p).
  • Sections rendered, in order: project, session, title (if set), resume, stats (turns, tokens, cost, duration).
  • Layout: compact (logo + key/value rows side by side, then a stats row).

Build

tsc --noEmit — no build artifacts are produced; pi loads the .ts source directly via jiti.

npm install
npm run build

License

MIT