- Support glob patterns and ! exclusions in package filter arrays
- Support glob patterns and ! exclusions in top-level settings arrays
- Add helper functions: isPattern, hasPatterns, collectFiles, collectSkillEntries, applyPatterns
- Add resolveLocalEntries for pattern-aware resolution of top-level arrays
- Add applyPackageFilter and collectAllPackageFiles for package filter patterns
- Add comprehensive tests for both top-level and package filter patterns
Themes loaded from packages were not appearing in theme selector because
setRegisteredThemes was never called. Now register themes:
- On startup before initTheme
- After /reload completes
- Add PackageSource type for npm/git sources with optional filtering
- Migrate npm:/git: sources from extensions to packages array
- Add getPackages(), setPackages(), setProjectPackages() methods
- Update package-manager to resolve from packages array
- Support selective loading: extensions, skills, prompts, themes per package
- Update pi list to show packages
- Add migration tests for settings
closes#645
- Add ParsedSkillBlock interface and parseSkillBlock() function
- Change skill expansion to use XML-style <skill> tags
- Add SkillInvocationMessageComponent for collapsible display
- Collapsed: single line with skill name and expand hint
- User message rendered separately after skill block
Fixes#894
There's only ever one bindings instance per session, so the Set/Array
approach was unnecessary. Changed from Set<ExtensionErrorListener> to
optional single listener.
Header values in models.json now resolve using the same logic as apiKey:
- Environment variable names are resolved to their values
- Shell commands prefixed with ! are executed
- Literal values are used directly
This is a minor breaking change: if a header value accidentally matches
an env var name, it will now resolve to that env var's value.
Fixes#909
- Add progress callbacks to PackageManager for TUI status during install/remove/update
- Add extension conflict detection (tools, commands, flags with same names)
- Accept raw GitHub/GitLab URLs without git: prefix
- Add tests for package-manager.ts and resource-loader.ts
- Add empty fixture directories for skills tests
- Add ResourceLoader interface and DefaultResourceLoader implementation
- Add PackageManager for npm/git extension sources with install/remove/update
- Add session.reload() and session.bindExtensions() APIs
- Add /reload command in interactive mode
- Add CLI flags: --skill, --theme, --prompt-template, --no-themes, --no-prompt-templates
- Add pi install/remove/update commands for extension management
- Refactor settings.json to use arrays for skills, prompts, themes
- Remove legacy SkillsSettings source flags and filters
- Update SDK examples and documentation for ResourceLoader pattern
- Add theme registration and loadThemeFromPath for dynamic themes
- Add getShellEnv to include bin dir in PATH for bash commands
The TUI only re-renders changed lines. During agent streaming, the
conversation lines above DOSBox change but DOSBox lines stay the same.
This caused the image to stay at its old position while text scrolled.
Fix: Add invisible timestamp to image line to force TUI to see it as
changed every render, ensuring the image is always re-rendered at the
correct position.
bundle.extract() uses XMLHttpRequest which doesn't exist in Node.js.
Reverted to writing files directly to Emscripten FS after DOSBox init.
jsdos mounts C: to /home/web_user by default.
The previous approach of writing files to Emscripten FS after DOSBox
started didn't work because the C: drive mount was pointing elsewhere.
Now we create a proper zip archive of QBasic files and include it in
the jsdos bundle using the extract() API with a data URL. The bundle
extracts to the C: drive root on startup.
- DOSBox now starts at session_start and persists in background
- /dosbox command attaches UI to running instance (Ctrl+Q detaches)
- Added dosbox tool with actions: send_keys, screenshot, read_text
- Bundled QuickBASIC 4.5 files, mounted at C:\QB on startup
- Agent can interact with DOSBox programmatically via tool
Use: pi -e ./examples/extensions/pi-dosbox
Then: /dosbox to view, or let agent use the dosbox tool
- allocateImageId() now returns random IDs instead of sequential
- Static images no longer auto-allocate IDs (transient display)
- Only explicit imageId usage (like DOSBox) gets tracked IDs
- Suppress emulators exit logging in DOSBox dispose
Fixes image replacement bug when extension and main app both
allocated sequential IDs starting at 1.
- Add allocateImageId() to generate unique image IDs
- Add deleteKittyImage() and deleteAllKittyImages() functions
- Image component now tracks its ID and has dispose() method
- renderImage() returns imageId for tracking
- DOSBox: reuse single image ID for all frames, delete on dispose
Fixes image accumulation hitting terminal quota and lingering
images after component close.
- Render DOSBox framebuffer as images in terminal via emulators package
- Support keyboard input with js-dos key codes
- Push Kitty enhanced mode for proper key press/release events
- Standalone app (npm start) and pi extension entry point
- Exit with Ctrl+Q
- Classic gameplay with 5x11 alien formation
- 3 alien types, destructible shields, level progression
- Uses Kitty keyboard protocol for smooth movement
- Saves game state on pause, tracks high score
Adds a new extension that generates images via Google Antigravity's
image models (gemini-3-pro-image, imagen-3). Features:
- Returns images as tool result attachments for inline terminal rendering
- Configurable save modes: none, project, global, custom
- Supports env vars (PI_IMAGE_SAVE_MODE, PI_IMAGE_SAVE_DIR) and config files
- Configurable aspect ratios (1:1, 16:9, etc.)
Requires OAuth login via /login for google-antigravity provider.
Error messages for missing credentials and shell config now use
getAuthPath() and getSettingsPath() instead of hardcoded ~/.pi/agent/
paths, so they correctly reflect PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR when set.
* feat(extensions): add inline-bash example for expanding !{command} in prompts
Adds an example extension that expands inline bash commands within user
prompts before sending to the agent. Uses the `input` event to transform
patterns like `!{pwd}` or `!{git status}` into their output.
Preserves existing `!command` whole-line bash behavior.
* docs(extensions): add inline-bash to README
* chore: fix stupid bug
* ⏺ feat(tui): show session name in terminal title and footer
- Add updateTerminalTitle() method that sets terminal title to
"π - session-name - dirname" (or "π - dirname" if no name)
- Update title when session name changes via /name or extension API
- Display session name in footer after git branch with bullet separator
* chore: update CHANGELOG
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Denis Badurina
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