@jmcombs/pi-blue-psl-10k

Replaces Pi's default footer with a two-line Powerline status bar and bundles the matching Blue PSL 10K color theme.

Quick Start

pi install @jmcombs/pi-blue-psl-10k

Then apply the theme:

/theme blue-psl-10k

Status Bar Layout

The footer renders two lines pinned to the bottom of the terminal.

Line 1 — left: path and git status; right: cost, thinking level, model

| Segment | What it shows | | ------- | ------------- | | Path | Truncated CWD (…/parent/leaf) | | Git | Branch name with OMP-style dirty indicators (+ staged, ! unstaged, ? untracked) and ahead/behind counts (↓2/↑1) — background color: green (clean), yellow (dirty), sky (ahead only), red (diverged) | | Cost | Accumulated session cost — hidden when $0 (local/free models) | | Thinking | Active thinking level (min low med high max) — hidden when off; color-coded muted → blue → teal → sky → mauve | | Model | Active model ID |

Line 2 — right-aligned: token I/O, cache efficiency, context fill

| Segment | What it shows | | ------- | ------------- | | Tokens | ↓ read (input + cache-read) and ↑ write (output + cache-write) counts — hidden at session start | | Cache | Cache hit rate — works for Anthropic server-side prompt cache and llama.cpp KV cache; hidden when 0% | | Context | Context window fill — green (<50%) → yellow (≥50%) → orange (≥80%) → red (≥90%) |

Line 2 is omitted entirely before the first model response.

Theme

The bundled Blue PSL 10K theme is a Catppuccin Latte-inspired palette with Path Blue accents. After installing, select it in Pi:

/theme blue-psl-10k

The theme also sets a warm peach tint on user message backgrounds to distinguish your input from model responses.

Commands

| Command | Description | | ------- | ----------- | | /blue-psl-restore-footer | Remove the Powerline footer and restore Pi's default |

Development

This package lives in the pi-extensions monorepo.

# From the repo root
npm ci
npm run check

To test changes locally against a real Pi session:

pi -e ./packages/blue-psl-10k

License

MIT © Jeremy Combs