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@synthryn/sypi-lazygit

v0.6.0-beta.20260816.6a00fcae

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Optional extension: Open the installed lazygit terminal UI over SyPi with /lazygit. SyPi checks PATH and delegates the full-screen session to lazygit through a PTY.

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@synthryn/sypi-lazygit

Optional /lazygit integration for SyPi. When invoked from the interactive terminal, it checks that lazygit is available on PATH and shows the installed lazygit session in a framed PTY modal. The frame is centered when there is room, fills a short usable terminal, and shows a resize prompt before launching if the terminal is too short. The embedded session starts in lazygit's normal multi-panel mode. Click or scroll panels with the mouse; press 1 through 5 for side panels or 0 for the diff. Escape goes back inside lazygit, ? opens its contextual help, and q quits. SyPi keeps its TUI and agent session alive underneath. SyPi does not bundle, reimplement, download, or persistently configure lazygit.

Install lazygit separately with the package manager for your platform, then install this extension. If lazygit is missing, /lazygit reports the missing optional dependency and leaves the rest of SyPi available.

The legacy /git spelling remains available as a hidden compatibility alias.

The extension needs no account, API key, token, password, keyring, or network access. The catalog discloses both npm for extension installation and lazygit on PATH before consent. The package may install the optional native node-pty runtime dependency; if it is unavailable, /lazygit reports the issue without changing the running agent.