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pi-tldr-was-taken

v1.0.1

Published

A pi extension that generates lean session notes and injects them into new sessions for context continuity

Readme

pi-tldr

A pi extension that generates lean session summaries and injects them into new sessions for context continuity.

Features

  • /tldr — Generates a lean, engineer-handoff-style session summary and saves it to ./session_summary/
  • /rtfa — Reads the latest summary and injects it into the current session as context
  • Auto-suppress — Suppresses write tool results to keep sessions lean

Installation

Quick install (recommended)

pi install npm:pi-tldr

Then restart pi or run /reload.

Install from GitHub

pi install git:github.com/shreyashp77/pi-tldr

Then restart pi or run /reload.

Manual install

Place the extension in your global extensions directory:

# After pi install, it's managed automatically.
# For manual setup, clone into:
mkdir -p ~/.pi/agent/extensions
# and place the extension files there.

Then restart pi or run /reload.

Commands

/tldr

Generates a lean session summary and saves it to ./session_summary/ in your project directory. The summary includes:

  • Date and session reference
  • What was being worked on
  • What was done (bullet points)
  • Key decisions and rationale
  • Remaining TODOs
  • Current state
  • Important file paths

/rtfa

Reads the latest summary from ./session_summary/ and injects it into the current session as context, so the LLM picks up where you left off.

How It Works

  1. Run /tldr at the end of a session → summary file is created in ./session_summary/
  2. Start a new session → run /rtfa → the latest summary is injected as context
  3. The write tool results are auto-suppressed to keep sessions lean

License

MIT