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@vanillagreen/pi-session-manager

v1.5.2

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Polished Pi session manager overlay for browsing, searching, resuming, renaming, and safely deleting sessions.

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Readme

pi-session-manager

Session Manager overlay and model-change confirmation

Polished session manager overlay. Complements Pi's built-in /resume with search, lineage view, rename, and safe delete.

Highlights

  • Browse current-project sessions or all sessions.
  • Search by tokens, quoted phrases, or re:<regex>.
  • Reads session prompt snippets line-by-line, so very large session JSONL files do not have to be materialized just to browse or search.
  • Threaded lineage view follows Pi parentSession relationships.
  • Detail pane shows each session CWD plus its saved model.
  • Resume preserves the session's saved model. If your active model differs, a confirmation lets you pick either.
  • Inline rename and delete with confirmation. Optional trash CLI fallback so deletes are recoverable.
  • Deleting a session also clears its per-extension data.

Install

Via npm:

pi install npm:@vanillagreen/pi-session-manager

Via vstack:

cargo install --git https://github.com/vanillagreencom/vstack.git vstack
vstack add vanillagreencom/vstack --pi-extension pi-session-manager --harness pi -y

Restart Pi after installation.

Commands

| Command | Action | | --- | --- | | /sessions | Open the manager. Switch Current/All with the tabs. |

The manager popup documents its own keys in the footer. Selection, rename, delete, scope toggle, sort cycle, and named-only filter are all available; bindings are configurable via /extensions:settings.

Session titles match Pi /resume: explicit session name, otherwise first user message, otherwise filename. Search filters the shown list; delete-all acts only on the currently shown sessions.

Settings

Open /extensions:settings; settings appear under the Session Manager tab.

Project settings in .pi/settings.json apply only after Pi marks the workspace trusted; before trust, vstack Pi extensions read user/global settings only.

| Setting | What it does | | --- | --- | | Manager shortcut | Default f1. Set none to disable. | | Default scope | Initial Current/All tab. | | Default sort | threaded, recent, or relevance. | | Visible rows | Rows shown before scrolling. | | Overlay width | Preferred width in terminal columns. | | Use trash for delete | Try trash before permanent unlink. |

Glyph style: each package exposes glyphStyle (unicode default, ascii for terminal-safe chrome). @vanillagreen/pi-tool-renderer.globalGlyphStyleOverride=ascii forces ASCII chrome across vstack Pi extensions while leaving tool/model/user content unchanged.

Notes

Pi's built-in /resume, /tree, /fork, /clone, and /name remain available.