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pi-warp-kitty-images

v1.0.0

Published

Enable Kitty image protocol for Warp terminal in pi's TUI

Readme

🖼️ pi-warp-kitty-images

Kitty graphics protocol for Warp terminal in pi

Enable images, true color, and hyperlinks in Warp's TUI.

pi extension license



The Problem

Warp supports the Kitty graphics protocol, but pi-tui's capability detection doesn't recognize it. Images, true color, and hyperlinks are silently disabled — even though Warp handles them perfectly.

The Solution

pi-warp-kitty-images force-enables image rendering, true color, and hyperlinks when TERM_PROGRAM=warpterminal:

| Capability | Before | After | |-----------|--------|-------| | Images | ❌ Disabled | ✅ Kitty protocol | | True Color | ❌ Disabled | ✅ 24-bit color | | Hyperlinks | ❌ Disabled | ✅ OSC 8 links |

Installation

pi install pi-warp-kitty-images

Or manually clone into your pi extensions directory.

How It Works

On every session_start, the extension checks TERM_PROGRAM. If it equals WarpTerminal, it patches TUI capabilities via pi-tui's setCapabilities() API:

pi.tui.setCapabilities({
  images: "kitty",
  trueColor: true,
  hyperlinks: true,
});

No configuration needed — it just works.

Requirements

License

MIT