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pi-powerline

v0.5.1

Published

Powerline-style UI extensions for pi coding agent (custom editor, breadcrumb, footer, header)

Readme

pi-powerline

Powerline-style UI extensions for pi: custom editor, breadcrumb, footer, and header.

Highly inspired by pi-powerline-footer.

screenshot

Install

pi install npm:pi-powerline

Settings

Settings are read from both global and project files. Project settings override global settings.

| Location | Scope | |----------|-------| | ~/.pi/agent/settings.json | Global | | .pi/settings.json | Current project |

// .pi/settings.json
{
  "powerline": true,
  "breadcrumb": "inner",
  "footer": true,
  "header": true,
  "header-info": true
}

| Setting | Values | Default | Effect | |---------|--------|---------|--------| | powerline | true / false | true | Master switch for all pi-powerline UI extensions | | breadcrumb | "hide" / "top" / "inner" | "inner" | Breadcrumb placement | | footer | true / false | true | Enable custom footer | | header | true / false | true | Enable custom gradient-logo header | | header-info | true / false | true | Show header diagnostic info on startup/reload |

Header info

header-info adds diagnostic sections under the header:

  • Context — loaded system prompt context files, such as AGENTS.md and .pi/APPEND_SYSTEM.md
  • Skills — loaded skills
  • Prompts — loaded prompt commands
  • Extensions — loaded extension packages or paths

It is only rendered for startup and reload, never for new sessions. It also requires Pi's quietStartup setting to be true:

{
  "quietStartup": true,
  "header-info": true
}

Commands

| Command | Effect | |---------|--------| | /powerline | Toggle all extensions on/off | | /powerline info | Show current settings | | /powerline breadcrumb:top\|inner\|hide | Set breadcrumb mode | | /powerline footer:on\|off | Toggle footer | | /powerline header:on\|off | Toggle header | | /powerline header-info:on\|off | Toggle header diagnostic info |

License

MIT