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@kaiserlich-dev/pi-session-search

v1.1.1

Published

Full-text search across pi sessions with FTS5 index and overlay UI

Readme

@kaiserlich-dev/pi-session-search

Full-text search across all pi sessions with a SQLite FTS5 index and overlay UI.

Install

npm (recommended)

pi install npm:@kaiserlich-dev/pi-session-search

git (alternative)

pi install git:github.com/kaiserlich-dev/pi-session-search

By default this writes to ~/.pi/agent/settings.json. Use -l to install into .pi/settings.json for a project.

Then restart pi or run /reload.

Features

  • FTS5 index — indexes user messages, assistant responses, tool results, and session metadata. Sub-100ms queries regardless of session count.
  • Browse recent sessions — opening search shows your most recent sessions immediately, no typing required.
  • Incremental indexing — only processes new/changed sessions. Runs async in background on startup with cooperative yielding.
  • Overlay search palette — theme-aware UI matching pi-skill-picker / pi-queue-picker style.
  • Preview — see matched snippets with highlighted search terms before deciding.
  • Resume — switch to a found session directly from the preview.
  • Summarize & inject — ask the LLM to read the full session and inject a summary into your current context.
  • Custom focus prompt — optionally provide a focus (e.g. "focus on the auth decisions") before summarizing, so the summary targets what you care about.
  • New session with context — start a fresh session with summarized context from a previous one.
  • Smart project names — resolves ~/code/owner/repo paths into readable owner/repo project labels.

Usage

| Shortcut / Command | Action | |---|---| | Ctrl+F | Open search overlay | | /search | Open search overlay | | /search resume <sessionPath> | Resume a specific session by file path | | /search reindex | Clear and rebuild index from scratch | | /search stats | Show index statistics |

Search screen

| Key | Action | |---|---| | Type | Search query (debounced) | | / | Move cursor within query | | Home / Ctrl+A | Jump to start of query | | End / Ctrl+E | Jump to end of query | | Delete | Delete character after cursor | | Ctrl+W / Alt+Backspace | Delete word before cursor | | Paste | Insert clipboard text at cursor | | / | Navigate results | | Enter | Open preview for selected result | | Esc | Close |

When opened with an empty query, recent sessions are shown (most recent first).

Preview screen

| Key | Action | |---|---| | Tab / | Cycle actions: Resume · Summarize · New + Context · Back | | Enter | Execute selected action | | Esc | Back to search |

Summary Focus screen

When choosing Summarize or New + Context, a prompt screen appears:

| Key | Action | |---|---| | Enter | Use default summary (no custom focus) | | Type + Enter | Summarize with custom focus prompt | | Esc | Back to preview |

The custom focus is passed to the LLM alongside the session content, steering the summary toward what matters to you.

How it works

  1. On session_start, the indexer scans ~/.pi/agent/sessions/ for JSONL files.
  2. Files with a newer mtime than last indexed are parsed — user messages, assistant text (no thinking blocks), and tool results are extracted.
  3. Text is chunked into ~4KB segments and inserted into a SQLite FTS5 table with Porter stemming.
  4. Searches use FTS5 MATCH with BM25 ranking, deduplicated per session at the SQL level.
  5. The index lives at ~/.pi-session-search/index.db (~5–10MB for hundreds of sessions).
  6. Summaries are generated via OpenRouter (Gemini Flash) and injected as assistant messages.

Development

# Run locally without installing
pi -e ./extensions/index.ts