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@jingoz/pi-win-notify

v0.1.0

Published

Windows-only Pi TUI task completion Toast

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Links

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Maintainers

jeffery.zhangjeffery.zhang

Keywords

pipi-packagenotificationtoastwindowstui

Readme

@jingoz/pi-win-notify

A Windows-only Pi TUI extension that sends one Windows Toast when Pi has fully settled and is ready for input.

Install

pi install npm:@jingoz/pi-win-notify

Behavior

  • Listens to Pi's agent_settled event, so automatic retries, compaction retries, and queued continuations do not cause premature notifications.
  • Only works on Windows (process.platform === "win32") and in TUI mode. RPC, JSON, print, Linux, and macOS stay inert.
  • Displays exactly:
Pi
Task completed · <current directory basename>
  • Uses powershell.exe to call the Windows Runtime Toast API. No third-party runtime dependency or resident helper is used.
  • Each Pi process sends its own Toast on each settled task. There is no duration threshold, focus detection, deduplication, or cross-process state.
  • Prompts, responses, session names, full paths, process IDs, timestamps, images, buttons, and notification actions are never included.
  • Sound, display duration, suppression, grouping, and notification-center retention follow Windows settings.
  • Toast failures are contained and never affect Pi or fall back to another notification mechanism.

Local Development

pnpm --filter @jingoz/pi-win-notify check
pnpm --filter @jingoz/pi-win-notify test
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile --offline
pi --no-extensions -e ./packages/win-notify --list-models

Automated tests cover the Windows TUI happy path, exact Toast content, one notification per settlement, platform/mode isolation, PowerShell-sensitive directory basenames, and failure containment.

A real visual Windows TUI smoke remains manual verification: load the package in a Windows TUI Pi session, complete one agent run, and confirm the system Toast appears.