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@geminixiang/pi-diff

v0.3.2

Published

Pi extension: open a GitHub-like git diff viewer in the browser.

Readme

@geminixiang/pi-diff

npm CI license

Pi extension that registers /diff, opening a browser dashboard using diff2html.

pi-diff demo

Install

pi install npm:@geminixiang/pi-diff

For local development:

pi install ./path/to/pi-diff

Use

/diff

The page shows working tree diff, staged diff, and recent commit diffs. Optional args are passed to the working tree git diff, for example:

/diff --cached
/diff HEAD~1

For an iterative agent review workflow, use:

/diff

Review mode sorts changed files by modification time. Select code text (a floating Comment lines X–Y button appears), or click/drag line numbers, to add a GitHub-style review comment — ⌘⏎/Ctrl+Enter adds it, Esc cancels, and saved comments can be edited or removed inline. A selection that spans deleted and added lines keeps both ranges: the comment is labeled Old A–B · New X–Y, both sides stay highlighted, and the agent receives both line ranges. Choose Submit review to send all comments to the current Pi agent; each comment includes a short code excerpt so the agent can locate it even after further edits. Submitted file versions leave the review queue; if the agent changes them again, they reappear automatically.

While the agent keeps working, the page updates in place instead of reloading: pending comments and open comment drafts survive diff refreshes, view-mode switches, and full page reloads. If a file changes under a pending comment, the comment is flagged as stale and annotated on submit rather than rejected.

The extension starts a local 127.0.0.1 server for the session and closes it on Pi shutdown/reload.

Development checks

npm test
npm run perf

npm run perf creates a temporary Git repo and fails if watcher events are not coalesced or .gitignored writes trigger Git checks.