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@yassimba/pi-rewind

v0.1.3

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Reviewed, pinned distribution of the Pi Rewind extension

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Readme

@yassimba/pi-rewind

A reviewed distribution of Pi Rewind for the Yassimba setup catalog. This package contains the exact upstream npm release recorded in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md. It adds no runtime code of its own.

Install

Select Rewind with ai-setup add, or install it directly:

pi install npm:@yassimba/pi-rewind

Restart Pi or run /reload. Requires Pi v0.65+ and a git repository.

The extension records exact file-state checkpoints as you work. When you branch to an earlier message with Pi's /tree navigation, it offers "Restore files to that point" so the working tree matches the conversation. Checkpoint metadata lives inside the session, so history survives forks, resumes, tree navigation, and compaction. Snapshots stay reachable through a single git ref; retention is optional and configurable.

Pi extensions run with your user account's permissions. Review the upstream source before enabling.

Updating the bundled release

  1. Inspect the new upstream npm tarball, source commit, and license.
  2. Set an exact pi-rewind-hook version in package.json.
  3. From plugins/rewind, run npm install --package-lock-only --ignore-scripts --omit=peer --install-strategy=nested --workspaces=false to update npm-shrinkwrap.json.
  4. Update THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md with the version, commit, and npm integrity.
  5. From the repo root, run npm install, npm run catalog:generate, and npm run check.
  6. Inspect npm pack --dry-run --json --workspace plugins/rewind and publish a new wrapper version before publishing the Pi Kit catalog update.