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@itc-steve/pi-theme

v0.2.1

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Personal Pi Theme

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itc-steveitc-steve

Keywords

pi-packagepipi-coding-agentthememarkdown

Readme

pi-theme

Personal Pi Theme — a small Pi extension that gives terminal output cleaner code blocks and the input editor a focused blue frame.

What changes

Fenceless code blocks

Fenced Markdown code renders without visible backtick fences. Syntax highlighting remains, and each line fills the available width with Pi's toolPendingBg theme color. Blockquotes keep italic/quote color but drop the │ gutter, so a line select copies the text instead of the chrome.

Boxed editor

The input editor gets a blue ╭─╮ │ ╰─╯ frame. Its top border shows the active model and a braille spinner while Pi works. Scroll hints move into the top and bottom borders.

Install

Review the source first: Pi extensions run with your full system permissions.

pi install npm:@itc-steve/pi-theme

Restart Pi after installation. Local checkout:

pi install /path/to/pi-theme

Development

Requirements: Node.js with TypeScript type stripping support and Pi's core packages available as peers.

npm test

The package has no runtime dependencies beyond Pi.

License

MIT © 2026 itc-steve