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pi-imgcat

v0.3.6-1

Published

Display images inline in the pi coding agent: native protocol (iTerm2/Kitty/WezTerm/Ghostty), Sixel in Windows Terminal, ANSI half-blocks everywhere else (works under Herdr/tmux).

Downloads

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Links

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Maintainers

gelarriagelarria

Keywords

pi-packagepi-extensionimagesixelblock-artiterm2kittyimgcat

Readme

pi-imgcat

Show images inline in the pi terminal.

Install

pi install git:github.com/GelArria/pi-imgcat
# optional, for real Sixel in Windows Terminal:
Install-Module Sixel -Scope CurrentUser -Force

Or from npm:

pi install npm:pi-imgcat

Then /reload in pi.

Usage

/img <IMAGE_PATH>          # inline preview
/imgopen <IMAGE_PATH>      # inline preview + full resolution in the OS viewer

The show_image tool is also available to the LLM (with an open: true flag for full resolution). Accepts local paths, http(s):// URLs, and data: URIs. The image is also sent to the model, so you can ask about it.

Rendering

| Terminal | How | |---|---| | iTerm2, Kitty, WezTerm, Ghostty | native inline image (~60 cells wide) | | Windows Terminal (direct) | Sixel (needs the Sixel PowerShell module) | | Multiplexers (Herdr, tmux) or anything else | ANSI half-blocks — plain text, works everywhere |

Over SSH from iTerm2, run $env:PI_IMAGE_PROTOCOL='iterm2' before pi (iTerm doesn't forward its session id).

No npm dependencies. Sixel helpers adapted from pi-image-tools (MIT). License: MIT.