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@monopi/web-remote

v0.6.0

Published

Pi extension: /remote command for sharing sessions via web UI.

Downloads

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Keywords

browserpipi-coding-agentpi-packageremotesession-sharingweb

Readme

@monopi/web-remote

Share your pi session through a browser — for code reviews, pair programming, or demos.

Why use this?

Sometimes you want someone else to see what pi is doing in real time:

  • Code review: Share your session so a colleague can watch pi work through your code
  • Pair programming: Let someone follow along as you prompt pi through a design session
  • Demos: Show stakeholders your AI-assisted workflow without them installing anything

/remote spins up a web server that streams your current pi session to any browser.

Installation

pi install npm:@monopi/web-remote

This is installed by default with npx @monopi/monopi.

Usage

/remote              # Start sharing. Shows the URL to share.
/remote status       # Check if sharing is active and how many are connected
/remote stop         # Stop sharing the session

Typical flow

  1. Type /remote in pi
  2. Pi starts a web server and shows a URL like http://localhost:3000 or a tunnel URL
  3. Share that URL with whoever needs to see
  4. They open it in a browser and see your pi session updating in real time
  5. When done, type /remote stop
You: /remote

monopi: Remote session active at http://localhost:3000
       Share this URL with collaborators.
       Type /remote stop to end sharing.

You: /remote stop
monopi: Remote session stopped.

What the web UI shows

The browser view mirrors your pi session:

  • Current conversation history
  • Tool calls and results as they happen
  • Live status updates
  • Tokens and cost information

Security

  • By default the server binds to localhost only
  • For remote access, pair with @monopi/remote-tailscale for HTTPS over Tailscale tunnels
  • No data is stored on disk — the session streams live

Related packages

| Package | Purpose | | -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | @monopi/web-server | The embeddable HTTP + WebSocket server this extension uses | | @monopi/web-client | TypeScript client library for building custom remote UIs | | @monopi/remote-tailscale | Secure remote sharing via Tailscale HTTPS with QR codes |

Notes

  • This package ships raw TypeScript — pi loads it directly, no build step needed
  • Only one remote session can be active at a time
  • Works with @monopi/remote-tailscale for accessing over the internet with TLS