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pi-anycopy

v0.3.0

Published

Pi's /tree with a live syntax-highlighted preview, ability to copy any node(s) to the clipboard, and persistence of folded branches

Readme

anycopy for Pi (pi-anycopy)

This extension mirrors all the behaviors of Pi's native /tree while adding a live, syntax-highlighting preview of each node's content, the ability to copy any node(s) to the clipboard, and optional display of the timestamps of labeled nodes' last labelings.

Install

From npm:

pi install npm:pi-anycopy

From the dot314 git bundle (filtered install):

Add to ~/.pi/agent/settings.json (or replace an existing unfiltered git:github.com/w-winter/dot314 entry):

{
  "packages": [
    {
      "source": "git:github.com/w-winter/dot314",
      "extensions": ["extensions/anycopy/index.ts"],
      "skills": [],
      "themes": [],
      "prompts": []
    }
  ]
}

Restart Pi after installation.

Usage

/anycopy

Keys

Defaults (customizable in config.json):

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | Enter | Navigate to the focused node (same semantics as /tree) | | Shift+A | Select/unselect focused node for copy | | Shift+C | Copy selected nodes, or the focused node if nothing is selected | | Shift+X | Clear selection | | Shift+L | Label node (native tree behavior) | | Shift+T | Toggle label timestamps for labeled nodes | | Shift+Up / Shift+Down | Scroll node preview by line | | Shift+PageUp / Shift+PageDown | Page through node preview | | Esc | Close |

Notes:

  • Enter always navigates the focused node, not the marked set
  • After Enter, /anycopy offers the same summary choices as /tree: No summary, Summarize, and Summarize with custom prompt
  • If branchSummary.skipPrompt is true in Pi settings, /anycopy matches native /tree and skips the summary chooser, defaulting to no summary
  • Escaping the summary chooser reopens /anycopy with focus restored to the node you tried to select
  • Cancelling the custom summarization editor returns to the summary chooser
  • If no nodes are selected, Shift+C copies the focused node
  • Single-node copies use just that node's content; role prefixes like user: or assistant: are only added when copying 2 or more nodes
  • When copying multiple selected nodes, they are auto-sorted chronologically by position in the session tree, not by selection order
  • Shift+A/Shift+C multi-select copy behavior is unchanged by navigation support, while plain space remains available for search queries
  • Shift+T is configurable via keys.toggleLabelTimestamps in config.json
  • Shift+T shows timestamps for labeled nodes only, using the latest label-change time for each label
  • Same-day labels show HH:MM; older labels show M/D HH:MM; cross-year labels show YY/M/D HH:MM
  • Label edits are persisted via pi.setLabel(...)
  • Folded branches are persisted by default in hidden /anycopy session entries, so closing/reopening /anycopy, switching to a sibling branch, or revisiting the session later restores the same folded view until you explicitly unfold it again
  • Search and filter changes still reset the live overlay's fold state temporarily; reopening /anycopy restores the persisted folded branches

Configuration

Edit ~/.pi/agent/extensions/anycopy/config.json:

  • treeFilterMode: initial tree filter mode when opening /anycopy; defaults to default to match /tree
    • one of: default | no-tools | user-only | labeled-only | all
  • persistFoldState: whether /anycopy persists folded branches across reopenings and later sessions; defaults to true; when disabled, /anycopy does not read or write hidden fold-state session entries
  • keys: keybindings used inside the /anycopy overlay for copy/preview actions, including the label timestamp toggle
{
  "treeFilterMode": "default",
  "persistFoldState": true,
  "keys": {
    "toggleSelect": "shift+a",
    "copy": "shift+c",
    "clear": "shift+x",
    "toggleLabelTimestamps": "shift+t",
    "scrollUp": "shift+up",
    "scrollDown": "shift+down",
    "pageUp": "shift+pageup",
    "pageDown": "shift+pagedown"
  }
}