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@juicesharp/rpiv-todo

v1.0.18

Published

6 hours ago

Pi extension: gives the model a todo list with a live overlay that survives /reload and compaction

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pi-package pi-extension rpiv todo

rpiv-todo

Give the model a todo list it can keep across long sessions. rpiv-todo adds the todo tool, the /todos slash command, and a live overlay above the editor to Pi Agent — tasks survive /reload and conversation compaction, so the model picks up where it left off.

Todo overlay widget above the Pi editor

Features

Live overlay above the editor — see the model's plan at all times; auto-hides when empty.
Survives /reload and compaction — tasks replay from the conversation branch, not disk.
Status states — pending, in_progress, completed, plus a deleted tombstone for audit.
Dependency tracking — blockedBy with cycle detection, so the model can sequence work.
Smart truncation — 12-line collapse threshold; completed tasks drop first, pending tasks stay visible last.

Install

pi install npm:@juicesharp/rpiv-todo

Then restart your Pi session.

Tool

todo — create / update / list / get / delete / clear tasks. 4-state machine (pending → in_progress → completed, plus deleted tombstone). Supports blockedBy dependency tracking with cycle detection. Tasks persist via branch replay — survive session compact and /reload.

Commands

/todos — print the current todo list grouped by status.

Overlay

The aboveEditor widget auto-renders whenever any non-deleted tasks exist. 12-line collapse threshold; completed tasks drop first on overflow, pending tasks truncate last. Auto-hides when the list is empty.

License

MIT