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lumen-pi-extension

v0.3.0

Published

Pi extension that opens lumen on the diff after each agent turn and feeds annotations back as the next user message

Readme

lumen-pi-extension

A Pi coding agent extension that hooks lumen into the review loop:

agent finishes turn → lumen opens on the diff → annotate inline
→ press `s` → annotations injected as next user message → agent fixes them

The agent never invokes lumen. Pi runs it from the agent_end event, suspends its own TUI while lumen owns the terminal, then injects the annotations via pi.sendUserMessage() so they appear as if the user typed them.

Install

Requires lumen ≥ 2.25 on $PATH (or set LUMEN_BIN).

From source (recommended while iterating):

git clone https://github.com/jnsahaj/lumen.git
mkdir -p ~/.pi/agent/extensions
ln -s "$(pwd)/lumen/integrations/pi/extension" ~/.pi/agent/extensions/lumen

Once-off try without installing:

pi -e $(pwd)/lumen/integrations/pi/extension/index.ts

From npm (post-publish):

pi install npm:lumen-pi-extension

Usage

Run /lumen-diff whenever you want to review the working-tree diff. Annotate, press sEnter. The agent gets your feedback as its next prompt.

/lumen-diff
/lumen-diff HEAD~1
/lumen-diff main..-
/lumen-diff --file src/auth.rs

To also pop lumen up automatically after every agent turn, set LUMEN_AUTO_REVIEW=1.

Config

| Env var | Default | Meaning | |----------------------|----------|------------------------------------------------------------------| | LUMEN_BIN | lumen | Path to the lumen binary (use absolute if not on $PATH). | | LUMEN_AUTO_REVIEW | 0 | Set to 1 to pop lumen up after every agent_end. |