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@philvr/pi-model-info

v0.1.0

Published

24 days ago

A Pi extension that reports the active model and thinking level.

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@philvr/pi-model-info

A Pi package that exposes the active model and thinking level to Pi users and agents.

Install

Install globally:

pi install npm:@philvr/pi-model-info

Or install it for just the current project:

pi install -l npm:@philvr/pi-model-info

What it adds

/model-info — shows the selected provider, model ID, model metadata, and thinking level.
model_info — lets the agent retrieve that same information.
A footer status item showing the active model and thinking level.

Development

npm install
npm run format
npm run lint
npm test
pi -e ./extensions/model-info.ts

Pi loads TypeScript extensions directly, so this package does not need a build step. npm test also verifies formatting and linting.

Publishing

Releases are managed by Release Please. Pushes to main create or update a release pull request based on Conventional Commits. Merging that pull request creates a GitHub release, then invokes the npm publishing workflow.

For publishing, add an NPM_TOKEN repository secret for the npm account that owns the @philvr scope. The package is configured as public.