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@lanquarden/pi-dev-worktrees-dashboard-plugin

v0.5.3

Published

pi-agent-dashboard plugin for pi-dev-worktrees — session-card badge showing active worktree and devcontainer state

Readme

@lanquarden/pi-dev-worktrees-dashboard-plugin

A pi-agent-dashboard plugin that shows active worktree and devcontainer state from @lanquarden/pi-dev-worktrees.

Features

  • Session-card badge — displays the active worktree branch and devcontainer status on each session card
  • Enhanced bash renderer — adds dispatch chips to bash tool output:
    • CWD — working directory (when routed to a worktree)
    • RTK — command rewritten by RTK optimizer
    • DEV — executed inside the devcontainer (with container ID)
    • HOST — executed on host despite active devcontainer (git/gh/find, HOST: prefix)
    • error — container not ready or startup failed
  • Workspaces modal — overview of all worktrees and devcontainer state

Install

npm install @lanquarden/pi-dev-worktrees-dashboard-plugin

This goes in your pi-agent-dashboard project alongside other dashboard plugins.

Requirements

  • @lanquarden/pi-dev-worktrees installed as a pi extension
  • pi-agent-dashboard with plugin support

See the repo README for full documentation.