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pi-haiku

v0.2.0

Published

2 months ago

A warm, minimal theme plus a structured footer and keymap header replacement for Pi coding agent. Bundles the 'haiku' theme with a footer that surfaces location, model, context, tokens, cache, and cost — and a startup keymap that stays readable on any ter

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pi-haiku

A warm theme and a tidier header and footer for pi.

What's in it

A calm dark theme — soft teal accent, deep blue-violet background, easy on the eyes during long sessions.
A header at the top of the screen with the most-used shortcuts, grouped by what they do, so you can find them at a glance.
A footer that quietly shows the useful stuff — where you are, which model is thinking, how long it's been thinking, how full the conversation is, and how much it has cost so far.
A live timer that counts up while pi is working, and reports the total when it's done.
A fresh start — the visible screen is cleared when you launch pi, so you always begin on a clean page. Your scrollback is kept, so the mouse wheel still works.

Everything is on by default when you install it.

Install

pi install npm:pi-haiku

Toggle

Type /haiku to turn the header and footer on or off. The theme stays as you set it.

License

MIT