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@smoose/pi-notify

v0.1.1

Published

Native terminal notifications for Pi when the agent is ready for input.

Readme

pi-notify

Pi extension that sends a native terminal notification when the agent finishes and waits for input.

Install

pi install npm:@smoose/pi-notify

Configuration

  • PI_NOTIFY_TITLE: notification title template, default π - {project}
  • PI_NOTIFY_BODY: notification body template, default {message}
  • PI_NOTIFY_MESSAGE_SOURCE: user or assistant, default assistant
  • PI_NOTIFY_MESSAGE_MAX: max message characters before ellipsis, default 80, max 500
  • PI_NOTIFY_SOUND_CMD: optional shell command run after notification

Kitty uses OSC 99 with o=always. Non-Kitty terminals fall back to macOS AppleScript notifications via osascript. Inside tmux, the active tmux client is checked so stale KITTY_WINDOW_ID values do not force Kitty mode.

When running Kitty inside tmux, enable passthrough:

set -g allow-passthrough all

Template variables:

  • {project}: current directory name
  • {cwd}: current working directory
  • {model}: active model as provider/id
  • {model_short}: active model id only
  • {message}: selected current-turn message based on PI_NOTIFY_MESSAGE_SOURCE
  • {user_message}: current-turn user message, truncated
  • {assistant_message}: latest current-turn assistant text, truncated
  • {duration}: agent run duration, such as 4.2s
  • {duration_ms}: agent run duration in milliseconds

Example:

PI_NOTIFY_TITLE="π - {project}" PI_NOTIFY_BODY="{message}" pi