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pi-whisper

v0.2.1

Published

3 months ago

Ephemeral whisper mode — send messages that don't persist in the agent's context

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pi-whisper

Ephemeral whisper mode for pi.

Use /whisper for side questions you do not want to keep in future context. While whisper mode stays on, whisper messages keep context with each other. Once whisper mode is turned off, that whisper session is excluded from future model context. Use /whisper hide to hide whisper transcript output and return to the main conversation when the optional core patch is compatible with your pi version.

Install

npx pi-whisper install

Then fully restart pi.

Uninstall

npx pi-whisper uninstall

Then fully restart pi.

Usage

| Command | Action | | --------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | /whisper | Toggle whisper mode on/off | | /whisper hide | Hide all whisper transcript output for this session and turn whisper mode off |

Notes

Context isolation is implemented with pi extension hooks.
The installer also attempts an optional local pi core patch for transcript hiding/styling.
If that optional patch fails, /whisper still excludes whisper messages from future model context, but /whisper hide may not visually remove old transcript entries.
/reload is not enough after install/remove; restart pi.
The footer context percentage may not drop immediately after whisper mode is turned off. Whisper messages are still excluded from future model context, and the footer catches up after the next normal response.

[!WARNING]
Optional core patch last tested with pi 0.80.3