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@odinlayer/pi-statusbar

v0.3.3

Published

Footer / statusline extension for pi, by odinlayer. Shows model + effort, CWD, context usage, live token rate, and session cost.

Readme

pi-statusbar

A footer / statusline extension for pi, by odinlayer.

Replaces pi's built-in footer with left-aligned segments:

<model> <effort> · <directory> · <pct>% of <window> used · TTFT <ttft>s · <tps> TPS · $<total>

Example:

deepseek-v4-pro-zen medium · ~/projects/foo · 9.2% of 1.0M used · TTFT 2.73s · 62 TPS · $3.70

Segments

| Segment | Content | |-------------|----------------------------------------------------------| | directory | Full CWD (with ~ for $HOME), middle-truncated | | model | <model-id> <effort>, model id is colored, effort is full name (e.g. medium) and effort-colored | | context | <pct>% of <window> used, turns yellow >75%, orange >85%, red >95% | | tokens | TTFT <ttft>s · <tps> TPS, threshold-colored, TPS updates live during streaming | | cost | $<total> session total in USD, gradient-colored (green→red) |

Install

pi install npm:@odinlayer/pi-statusbar

Or deploy from this source tree:

cd /home/deploy/source
make deploy

The deploy target copies extensions/pi-statusbar.ts to the global pi extension directory (~/.pi/agent/extensions/pi-statusbar.ts) and removes any pi-footer-bar entry from settings.json.

Configuration

Run /statusbar inside pi to open the segment configurator, or use the subcommands:

/statusbar
/statusbar segments list
/statusbar segments all
/statusbar segments none
/statusbar segments only directory model
/statusbar segments show tokens
/statusbar segments hide tokens

The chosen set is persisted to ~/.pi/agent/pi-statusbar.json.

Environment overrides:

  • PI_STATUSBAR_SHOW — comma-separated list of segments to show.
  • PI_STATUSBAR_CONFIG — override the config file path.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

© odinlayer. All rights reserved.