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pi-dex

v0.1.2

Published

9 days ago

Pi, but with Codex's UI — or at least as far as I can go before forking it.

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codex extension pi pi-agent pi-package pidex theme

pi-dex

Pi, but with Codex's UI - or at least as far as I can go before forking it.

Install

Use whichever source you prefer:

pi install npm:pi-dex
# or
pi install git:github.com/maria-rcks/pi-dex
# or
pi install /absolute/path/to/pi-dex

For local development only:

pi -e .

What this package does

Re-styles Pi with bundled PIDEX dark/light themes.
Adds a Codex-inspired top card and footer.
Re-renders built-in tools with more compact transcript output.
Prefixes user prompts visually in a more Codex-like way.
Keeps everything in an extension package instead of a Pi fork.

Commands

/pidex - show PIDEX status
/pidex-theme dark|light - switch theme variant
/pidex-density compact|comfortable - switch layout density
/pidex-reset - restore defaults
/pidex-doctor - show a quick diagnostic report

Development

bun run fmt
bun run lint
bun run typecheck
bun run pack:dry

Notes

This package intentionally targets the extension boundary, so some Codex UI details are approximated rather than replaced at the renderer core.
Planning and parity notes live in docs/.

Links

Repository: https://github.com/maria-rcks/pi-dex
Issues: https://github.com/maria-rcks/pi-dex/issues