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@henryqw/pi-herdr-clone

v0.1.1

Published

Clone the current Pi conversation path into a new Herdr tab.

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Keywords

pi-packagepiherdrsessionclone

Readme

@henryqw/pi-herdr-clone

Pi extension that clones the current conversation path into a new Pi process in a new tab of the current Herdr workspace. Requires Pi Coding Agent 0.84.x (minimum 0.84.2) and a Pi session running inside Herdr.

Install

pi install npm:@henryqw/pi-herdr-clone

Remove with:

pi remove npm:@henryqw/pi-herdr-clone

/clone-tab

The command waits until Pi is idle, then:

  1. Validates the current Herdr pane and resolves its live workspace.
  2. Copies only the current Pi session path into a new persisted session file. Sibling branches are excluded and the original Pi session is not switched.
  3. Creates an unfocused Herdr tab in that workspace with the current working directory.
  4. Starts Pi in the tab's root pane with --session <absolute-clone-file>.
  5. Focuses the new tab after Pi starts successfully.

The command requires HERDR_ENV=1, HERDR_PANE_ID, an existing persisted session file, and a current session leaf. It has no configuration or worktree behavior.

If tab creation itself fails, the cloned session file is removed. If Herdr creates the tab but the response is incomplete, or once agent start is attempted, the tab and session file are retained because the launch outcome can be unknown; the error reports any known IDs for recovery. A later focus failure is shown as a warning and does not report the already-started clone as failed.

Development

npm test --workspace @henryqw/pi-herdr-clone
npm run typecheck --workspace @henryqw/pi-herdr-clone
npm run pack:check --workspace @henryqw/pi-herdr-clone