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pi-prompt-stash

v0.1.0

Published

Git-stash for your train of thought — save prompt drafts with ctrl+s, restore with ctrl+shift+s

Downloads

99

Readme

pi-prompt-stash

Git-stash for your train of thought. Save prompt drafts, restore them later. Stashes persist across sessions.

Install

pi install npm:pi-prompt-stash

Shortcuts

| Key | Action | | -------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | | ctrl+s | Open editor to capture and stash a prompt draft | | ctrl+shift+s | Pop most recent stash to editor |

Commands

/stash              → list all stashes (interactive picker)
/stash <text>       → save text directly as a stash
/stash pop [n]      → pop stash n (default: 1) to editor
/stash drop [n]     → drop stash n without restoring
/stash clear        → clear all stashes

How it works

Stashes are stored in ~/.pi/agent/prompt-stash.json. They persist across sessions and are reloaded on session start. The interactive picker (/stash) lets you restore, view, edit, or delete individual stashes.

Status bar

Shows stash count in the status bar when stashes exist: stash: 3 stashes