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@pixu1980/pi-statusline

v0.1.16

Published

Statusline extension for pi-coding-agent - replicates /statusline from Claude Code with customizable templates, git status, model info, and context usage with gradient colors.

Readme

pi-statusline

Statusline extension for pi - replicates /statusline from Claude Code with customizable templates, git status, model info, and context usage with gradient colors.

Install

pi install npm:@pixu1980/pi-statusline

Features

A dual-line status display for pi-coding-agent:

  • Line 1 (widget, below editor): project name, git branch/status, model info, thinking level, and context usage with a gradient color scale.

  • Line 2 (footer, replaces native): MCP server status on the left, provider/model info on the right.

  • Responsive auto format (default): the widget re-measures the available width on every render and picks the most verbose layout that fits, degrading through four levels while preserving colors:

    • full: Project: ~/…/my-app › Branch: main › Model: DeepSeek V4 Flash Effort: High › Context: 0/1.0M (0%)
    • verbose: P: ~/…/my-app › B: main › M: DeepSeek V4 Flash E: High › C: 0/1.0M (0%)
    • compact: P: my-app › B: main › M: DeepSeek V4 Flash - High › C: 0/1.0M
    • minimal: my-app | main | DeepSeek V4 Flash - High | 0/1.0M

    The context separator (/ between used and total) keeps the percentage gradient color at every level, even when the (pct) suffix is dropped.

    Switch the Format setting to preset-full / preset-compact / preset-minimal for a fixed layout, or custom for your own template.

Commands

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | /statusline | Print the current statusline in the output | | /statusline settings | Open the interactive settings panel | | /statusline template | Set a custom template string | | /statusline reload | Reload settings from disk |

Customization

Templates support placeholders for project, git branch, git status (ahead/behind/modified/untracked), model name, provider, thinking level, context usage, and MCP server counts. See the settings panel (/statusline settings) for the full list and live preview.

License

MIT