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pi-inspector

v0.1.3

Published

Inspect the current pi session: live system prompt and full transcript dashboard in the browser

Readme

pi-inspector

Inspect the current pi session in your browser: live system prompt, full transcript with every internal field, commands, and tools.

pi-inspector screenshot

Install

pi install npm:pi-inspector        # or: pi install ./path/to/pi-inspector

Usage

  • /inspect — start the local dashboard and open your browser
  • /inspect stop — stop the dashboard
  • /inspect status — show the current URL
  • /inspect open — reopen the browser tab

The listen URL is also shown in the pi footer status bar.

Features

  • Left column: session metadata, system prompt (copyable, from before_agent_start — the fully-assembled per-turn prompt), slash commands, and tool definitions
  • Right column: transcript rendered as a tree (roles color-coded, active branch highlighted); click any entry to view its complete raw JSON (all internal fields) with highlight.js syntax highlighting
  • Resizable panels: drag the divider between the left/right columns and between the tree and detail panes (positions are remembered in localStorage)
  • Live updates: pi events (message_*, turn_*, tool_execution_*, agent_*, session_*, model_select, …) are coalesced and pushed to the browser over SSE — no polling
  • Server binds 127.0.0.1 with an ephemeral port; nothing is written to disk

Development

bun install      # install dev dependencies
bunx tsc --noEmit  # type check
pi -e ./src/index.ts  # run the extension directly