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pi-cyber-ui

v0.1.23

Published

Standalone Pi UI package with a cyber-inspired theme, custom editor, footer, and lightweight working indicator.

Readme

pi-cyber-ui

A standalone Pi package that bundles a cyber-inspired editor, compact footer, compact tool rendering, and lightweight working indicator together with a matching dark theme.

The visual direction was inspired by Tokyo Night, but this is a new project with its own palette, naming, and packaging structure.

The extension is split into small modules for easier maintenance:

  • editor.ts wires editor/session events
  • cyber-editor.ts owns the pure prompt shell and prompt marker
  • editor-state.ts handles session state and token accounting
  • working.ts renders prompt progress and idle summaries
  • footer.ts renders cwd, git dirty state, model, thinking level, and context usage
  • tool-render.ts re-registers built-in tools with compact cyber renderers while delegating execution to Pi built-ins
  • read-compact.ts preserves Pi read compact compatibility for skills and agent resource files
  • tool-registry.ts tracks tool lifecycle, durations, and per-turn tallies
  • path-utils.ts contains shared path shortening/styling helpers
  • token-usage.ts contains protocol-aware exact/estimated token helpers

Contents

  • themes/cyber-ui-dark.json — Pi theme
  • extensions/pi-cyber-ui/index.ts — extension entrypoint
  • extensions/pi-cyber-ui/editor.ts — editor/session event wiring
  • extensions/pi-cyber-ui/editor-state.ts — editor/session state
  • extensions/pi-cyber-ui/cyber-editor.ts — Cyber editor shell
  • extensions/pi-cyber-ui/token-usage.ts — token usage helpers
  • extensions/pi-cyber-ui/footer.ts — compact footer
  • extensions/pi-cyber-ui/working.ts — working line and idle summary widget
  • extensions/pi-cyber-ui/tool-render.ts — compact built-in tool renderer
  • extensions/pi-cyber-ui/read-compact.ts — Pi read compact compatibility layer
  • extensions/pi-cyber-ui/tool-registry.ts — tool timing/tally registry
  • extensions/pi-cyber-ui/path-utils.ts — path display helpers

Local development

cd ~/Developer/pi-cyber-ui
npm install
npm run typecheck

Using with Pi

Install from the remote repository:

pi install git:github.com/22GNUs/pi-cyber-ui.git

For local development, you can also install from a local checkout path:

pi install /path/to/pi-cyber-ui

The package is structured to be publishable later via git or npm without changing the directory layout.

When it is published, install it with one of these forms:

pi install npm:pi-cyber-ui
# or
pi install git:github.com/22GNUs/pi-cyber-ui.git

Architecture contract

This package is not a full tool implementation fork. Built-in tools are re-registered to control the UI, but execution and prompt metadata continue to come from Pi's native tool definitions.

  • Inherited from Pi native tools: execute, parameter schemas, descriptions, prompt snippets, and prompt guidelines.
  • Customized by this package: renderCall, renderResult, compact summaries, duration/spinner display, and cyber color semantics.
  • Consequence: Pi execution-layer improvements usually apply automatically; Pi native renderer improvements do not. Renderer-specific features must be reviewed and ported when Pi changes.
  • Compatibility rule: preserve known Pi compact read affordances where they affect semantics, especially SKILL.md as [skill] name and agent resource files (AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md) as compact resource reads.
  • Maintenance rule: after upgrading @earendil-works/pi-coding-agent, review Pi's built-in renderers, especially core/tools/read, before publishing.

Commands

This package does not register commands.

Notes

  • Package name: pi-cyber-ui
  • Theme name: cyber-ui-dark
  • Extension entrypoint: extensions/pi-cyber-ui/index.ts
  • Exact streaming usage is protocol-aware; Anthropic Messages API can surface cumulative in-flight usage, while other APIs fall back to estimates
  • Working indicator uses Pi's official ctx.ui.setWorkingIndicator() / ctx.ui.setWorkingMessage() APIs
  • Built-in tools are re-registered for compact rendering while preserving their original execution behavior and prompt metadata
  • Theme format follows the official Pi theme schema