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worktree-sessions

v0.1.2

Published

Share pi coding-agent sessions across linked git worktrees by storing them in the main worktree.

Readme

worktree-sessions preview

worktree-sessions

Package/Extension that makes linked git worktrees share one session store.

The implementation is split into shared logic and agent-specific adapters:

  • src/worktree-sessions.ts contains the reusable git/session-linking logic.
  • pi/index.ts is the Pi adapter that wires the shared logic into Pi lifecycle events and the /worktree-sessions command.

The npm package publishes compiled JavaScript and declarations from dist/.

When Pi starts inside a git repository, the adapter finds the repository's main worktree from git rev-parse --git-common-dir. It then uses the main worktree's .pi/sessions directory as the physical session store and symlinks Pi's per-worktree default session directories to it.

This means:

  • sessions started in the main worktree are visible from linked worktrees;
  • sessions started in linked worktrees are saved back into the main worktree;
  • newly-created linked worktrees are linked automatically the first time pi is launched inside them;
  • existing .jsonl session files in old per-worktree session buckets are moved into the shared store.

Install

From npm:

pi install npm:worktree-sessions

Command

Inside pi, run:

/worktree-sessions

The command re-runs the linking step and reports the shared session directory.

Development

npm install
npm run check
npm run build

Add the absolute package path to ~/.pi/agent/settings.json under packages.

{
  "packages": [
    "~/Projects/pi-extensions/worktree-sessions/",
}