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pi-tmux-bridge

v0.1.1

Published

A pi coding-agent extension that feeds this terminal's tmux state (status bar, attention bell, session bus) from a pi session.

Downloads

350

Readme

pi-tmux-bridge

A pi extension that feeds this terminal's tmux state from a running pi session — a status line reflecting model and context usage, an attention bell on the pane's own tty, and session-bus (muster) registration — so a pi session presents in tmux the way a harnessed coding session should.

What it does

  • Status. On session start and as context fills, writes per-pane state (src/state.ts) that a tmux status line can render (model, context %). Removed again on shutdown.
  • Attention. Rings the bell (src/bell.ts) on this pane's tty only — never every same-directory session — lighting tmux's attention banner / window indicator and the terminal's tab bell.
  • Bus. Registers the session with a lightweight muster bus (src/muster.ts) at start, drains queued messages on settle, and deregisters at end.
  • tmux resolution. src/tmux.ts resolves the current socket/pane/session and sanitizes the session id before it reaches tmux (it is later used to build file paths).

Every handler is best-effort: it sits directly on a pi lifecycle event, and a harness that fails a session start, a turn, or a shutdown over a status bar or a bus registration is worse than no harness at all.

Install

pi install npm:pi-tmux-bridge

Tests

node --test src/*.test.ts

The pure tmux/state/bell/muster logic is unit-tested against injectable stand-ins for tmux and the shell, and src/index.test.ts exercises the wired lifecycle against a fake pi.