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@hk_net/pi-thinking-command

v0.1.3

Published

Pi extension that adds a /thinking slash command for changing reasoning level

Downloads

552

Readme

/thinking command extension for pi

Adds a /thinking slash command to pi for changing the active thinking/reasoning level from inside a session.

Normally in pi, changing the thinking/reasoning level means opening the settings menu, navigating to Thinking, and selecting the requested level. This extension is a convenience shortcut for that workflow, so you can switch levels directly with commands such as /thinking low or /thinking xhigh.

This is especially useful when switching between model classes. Smaller models, including many local models, often benefit from tighter thinking limits than larger hosted models from major providers.

Install

Install just this extension from npm:

pi install npm:@hk_net/pi-thinking-command

Or install the full collection from GitHub:

pi install git:[email protected]:hknet/pi-extensions@main
pi install https://github.com/hknet/pi-extensions

Or install this extension manually:

cp packages/pi-thinking-command/thinking-shortcut.ts ~/.pi/agent/extensions/thinking-shortcut.ts

After installing, restart pi or run:

/reload

Usage

/thinking [off|minimal|low|medium|high|xhigh]

Examples:

/thinking off
/thinking low
/thinking medium
/thinking high
/thinking xhigh

If no argument is provided, /thinking sets the level to medium.

Levels

  • off — disable extended thinking
  • minimal — smallest available thinking budget
  • low — light reasoning
  • medium — balanced default reasoning
  • high — more reasoning for harder tasks
  • xhigh — maximum reasoning budget

Note: If the current model does not support the requested level, pi clamps to the nearest supported level (searching both up and down the level hierarchy).

Features

  • Registers the /thinking command.
  • Provides argument completions for all supported levels.
  • Shows a thinking status item with the current level.
  • Updates the status item when the thinking level changes.
  • Validates input and displays an error for unknown levels.