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pi-session-bookmark

v0.1.0

Published

Browser-style session bookmarks for pi — /bookmarks, /bookmark-add, /bookmark-remove

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Keywords

pi-packagepipi-coding-agentbookmarkbookmarkssessionfavoritesresume

Readme

pi-session-bookmark

Browser-style bookmarks for pi sessions: keep a short list of the sessions you actually want again, and jump back into one from any project.

Install

pi install npm:pi-session-bookmark

Then /reload or restart pi.

Usage

  • /bookmark-add [name] — bookmark the current session under a name. The name is optional: without one it falls back to the session's display name, then to a preview of the first user message. Re-adding updates the name in place.
  • /bookmarks [query] — open the bookmark picker. Enter resumes the selected session and switches to its working directory. An optional query filters by name, preview, or path.
  • /bookmark-remove — remove the current session's bookmark. Silent no-op if the session isn't bookmarked (idempotent, like rm).

How it works

  • Bookmarks are global — one list across all projects and working directories.
  • Stored in ~/.pi/agent/session-bookmarks.json (honors PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR). Session files themselves are never modified.
  • Rows show name · directory · date; entries whose session file no longer exists are marked [missing] and can be removed from the picker.
  • Selecting the session you're already in reports "Already in this session" instead of switching.

Requirements

  • pi on your PATH (Node ≥ 22).

License

MIT