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@hank-warren/pi-statusline

v0.1.0

Published

Compact Pi footer statusline: model ID, git branch/dirty/behind state, linked worktrees with PR numbers, context usage, and session ID.

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Maintainers

hank-warrenhank-warren

Keywords

pi-packagepi-extensionstatuslinefootergitcoding-agent

Readme

pi-statusline

Replaces Pi's default footer with a compact statusline:

gpt-5.6-sol | pi-extensions:main* ⇣1 | 40k/1.0m
⑂ pi-extensions:feature/statusline* ⇣2 #7 | infra:fix/alerts #168
019fafa7-29c0-7e99-9f82-5794d5721848

What it shows

  • Line 1 — active model ID, current directory basename and Git branch, and current context usage/window. A yellow * marks a dirty checkout and ⇣N shows how many commits it is behind its locally known upstream ref. Unknown context usage is rendered as ?/<window> until Pi can provide an estimate.
  • Worktree lines — when the session works in or sends tool calls into linked worktrees, one line shows the same branch/dirty/behind state for each worktree plus its associated PR number.
  • Final line — the full Pi session ID.

It uses a fixed true-color palette with context warning thresholds.

Worktree/PR tracking behavior

  • Only worktrees touched on the active Pi session branch are included.
  • Worktree paths appearing only inside Bash heredoc payloads are ignored.
  • Merged and closed PR worktrees are hidden.
  • State is rebuilt on reload and tree navigation; deleted worktrees are pruned.
  • Git state refreshes after each turn; branches without a PR are rechecked every five seconds; existing PR metadata is cached for five minutes.

PR lookups use the gh CLI when available and degrade gracefully without it.

Install

pi install npm:@hank-warren/pi-statusline

License

MIT — see LICENSE.