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pi-declutter

v0.2.2

Published

Pi, decluttered. See what the agent did at a glance, with every detail one click away.

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Links

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Maintainers

chmaraxchmarax

Keywords

pi-packagepi-extensionpipi-coding-agenttuiactivity-feedtool-callsthinking

Readme

pi-declutter

CI npm License

Pi, decluttered. See what the agent did at a glance, with every detail one click away.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ad8975fb-d39f-4870-a8a3-00b5be633ead

Features

  • One card per response. Tool calls fold into short, grouped summaries.
  • The answer stays in front. Thinking and progress updates move into the card.
  • Expand what you need. Click a row, or press Pi's Ctrl+O to expand everything.
  • Full detail on click. Live output, diffs, syntax highlighting, Markdown and links. c copies.

Works with every provider (Anthropic, OpenAI Codex, Cursor and more) and every tool, including MCP servers and tools from other extensions.

Install

pi install npm:pi-declutter

Restart Pi. Pi shows a notice when a new release lands; update with pi update --extensions. To follow main instead of releases, install git:github.com/ChmaraX/pi-declutter.

Keybindings

| Key | Action | | --- | --- | | Click | Expand a card or group, or open a row | | Ctrl+O | Expand or collapse all cards (Pi's own key) |

In an open row:

| Key | Action | | --- | --- | | ↑ ↓ PgUp PgDn Home End | Scroll | | c | Copy the plain text | | Esc q or click outside | Close |

Limitations

  • Progress updates can briefly show outside the card. Pi doesn't mark text as a progress update or as the final answer, so it streams as a normal message first and moves into the card once the agent's next step starts.

Compatibility

Works alongside pi-zentui, including its Thinking (Experimental) renderer. If another extension or a Pi update changes how Pi builds messages, pi-declutter turns its blank-line cleanup off instead of breaking rendering, so some extra blank lines can come back. /activity-patch shows whether the cleanup is active.

Development

git clone https://github.com/ChmaraX/pi-declutter && cd pi-declutter
npm install
pi install "$PWD"

npm run check type-checks. npm test runs the unit tests. Run /reload in Pi to pick up source changes. PR titles follow Conventional Commits; release-please writes the changelog, tags releases and publishes to npm.

License

MIT