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@xynogen/pix-search

v0.3.12

Published

Pi extension — @ file picker overlay with fuzzy + git recency ranking

Readme

pix-search

@ file picker overlay for Pi Coding Agent.

Typing @ at a token boundary (line start or after whitespace) opens a modal file picker with its own query input:

  • Files and folders — pick a file to point the model at it, or a folder to scope work to a whole directory. Folders appear with a trailing /.
  • Live preview — on wide terminals a side pane shows the selection: a file's first lines with syntax highlighting, or a folder's immediate file list.
  • File-type icons & colors — results show Nerd Font file/folder icons and type-colored names (respects PRETTY_ICONS).
  • Spaces in the query — the picker owns keyboard focus, so @ then my file filters on the full phrase with no @"…" quoting.
  • Name-based — matches file/folder names and paths, not file contents.
  • Fuzzy scoring — character-order matching with word-boundary bonuses.
  • Git recency — recently modified files (from git log) rank higher.
  • Depth penalty — shallower entries win ties.

Picking a result inserts <path>…</path> into the prompt; the model receives that span verbatim, and @xynogen/pix-display renders it as an @name chip when installed. Keys: ↑/↓ move, ⏎ insert, Esc cancel (a cancelled pick inserts a literal @, so the keystroke is never swallowed).

@ mid-token (e.g. an email user@host) is left as a literal @ — only a boundary @ opens the picker.

Install

pi install npm:@xynogen/pix-search

Standalone and opt-in. @xynogen/pix-core does not bundle it. It replaces Pi's built-in @ autocomplete. It wraps the installed editor, so it works with pix-display in either load order.

Full distro

This package is part of Pix. The installer sets up Pi and the full distro. See Install for the notes for each OS.

# Linux / macOS
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xynogen/pix-mono/main/scripts/install.sh | sh
# Windows
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xynogen/pix-mono/main/scripts/install.ps1 | iex

License

MIT. See LICENSE.