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pi-caffeinate

v2.0.0

Published

Pi extension that keeps the machine awake while the agent is working (macOS, Linux, Windows)

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Readme

pi-caffeinate

A pi extension that keeps the machine awake while the agent is actively working.

Why

If you walk away while pi is working, the machine can idle-sleep mid-task. This extension keeps it awake until the agent finishes.

How

The extension keeps the machine awake when the agent starts processing and lets it sleep again when the agent finishes.

  • Display sleep is unaffected — your screen still dims and sleeps normally.
  • Lid-close sleep is unaffected — closing the lid still sleeps the machine.
  • Only idle sleep is affected, and only while the agent is actively running (not while waiting for your input).

Platform details

| Platform | Mechanism | Requires | |----------|-----------|----------| | macOS | Spawns caffeinate -i — creates a keep-awake assertion via IOKit | Built-in, nothing extra needed | | Linux | Spawns systemd-inhibit --what=idle ... sleep infinity — takes an idle inhibitor lock via logind | systemd-inhibit (present on all systemd-based distros). Silently no-ops if unavailable. | | Windows | Spawns a PowerShell process that calls SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS \| ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED) via kernel32.dll | PowerShell (included in all modern Windows). |

Install

pi install npm:pi-caffeinate

Then restart pi or run /reload.