@savagelands-net/pi-statusline

A polished statusline extension for Pi, maintained by savagelands-net.

This package is a fork of @wierdbytes/pi-statusline. The upstream package provided the modular Tokyo Night styled statusline foundation; this fork keeps that base and adds the layout, prompt, icon, and npm-package polish we wanted for our Pi setup.

What this fork adds

Compared with the upstream @wierdbytes package, this fork adds:

• Published package identity — npm package, GitHub repo, and docs now live under @savagelands-net/pi-statusline.
• Below-prompt statusline placement — the statusline defaults to rendering below the prompt/editor instead of above it.
• Configurable placement — switch between above-editor, below-editor, and status output with /statusline placement ....
• Prompt divider behavior — the editor bottom border stays visible and acts as the divider when the statusline is below the prompt.
• Powerline-style prompt prefix — editor input starts with a clean ❯ marker and continuation lines align underneath it.
• Folder icon in the path block — the cwd segment has a matching icon for the active icon set.
• Git branch icon — the git block now includes an icon, branch name, and clean/dirty state.
• Expanded icon sets — choose Nerd Font, plain Unicode, ASCII, minimal, or emoji styles.

Screenshot

Use this path for the package screenshot:

assets/demo.png

Install

pi install npm:@savagelands-net/pi-statusline

Then restart Pi or reload packages:

/reload

Quick start

/statusline on
/statusline off
/statusline toggle
/statusline

/statusline opens the settings overlay where you can configure display options, icon style, block layout, and block-specific settings.

Statusline blocks

Each block only appears when relevant, and block order/visibility is configurable.

• Model — active model name, with optional inline thinking level.
• Path — folder icon plus the last cwd segments, with the current folder highlighted.
• Git — git icon, branch name, and clean/dirty marker.
• Context — usable context percentage with a progress bar.
• Cost — session cost when greater than zero.
• Tokens — input, output, cache-read, and cache-write counters with individual sub-toggles.
• Stash — saved prompt count from the editor stash history.
• Subagents — active/queued subagent summary when a compatible subagents extension is loaded.

Layout

The statusline ships with reorderable blocks:

model > path > git > context > cost > tokens > chips > stash

Open the settings overlay with:

/statusline

In the Layout tab:

• space toggles the selected block.
• alt+↑ / alt+↓ moves the selected block.
• enter opens block-specific sub-settings for blocks that have them.

Command-line layout controls are also available:

/statusline layout
/statusline layout reset
/statusline layout toggle <block>
/statusline layout move <block> <up|down|top|bottom>

Placement

This fork defaults to the below-prompt layout:

/statusline placement below

Switch back to upstream-style placement above the editor:

/statusline placement above

Show the current placement:

/statusline placement status

The setting is persisted in the statusline config file.

Prompt prefix

The editor renders a compact powerline-style prompt marker:

❯ your prompt text

Continuation lines align under the input text, keeping multi-line prompts tidy.

Icon sets

Switch icon styles with:

/statusline icons <set>

Available sets:

Set	Use when
nerd-font	You use a Nerd Font and want the full visual style.
plain	You want portable Unicode symbols.
ascii	You need maximum terminal/log compatibility.
minimal	You want a compact symbolic look.
emoji	You prefer the original emoji-heavy style.

Check the current icon set:

/statusline icons status

Editor stash

The extension includes a prompt stash workflow:

• Alt+S — stash current editor text and clear the editor.
• Alt+S with an empty editor — restore the active stash.
• Ctrl+Alt+S — open the stash history picker.

The stash block shows the current stash-history depth as 📦 N or the equivalent icon for the active icon set.

Fixed editor cluster

Enable a fixed bottom editor/statusline cluster:

/statusline fixed-editor on

When enabled, chat/feed content scrolls above the fixed statusline and editor. Turn it off with:

/statusline fixed-editor off

Mouse scrolling can be controlled separately:

/statusline mouse-scroll on
/statusline mouse-scroll off

Subagents bridge

When a compatible subagents extension emits subagents:* events, this statusline can show an aggregated active/queued agents chip and toast failures or long-running completions.

/statusline subagents status
/statusline subagents on
/statusline subagents off
/statusline subagents long-ms <ms>
/statusline subagents toast-failure <on|off>
/statusline subagents toast-long <on|off>
/statusline subagents toast-scheduled <on|off>

Commands

/statusline on
/statusline off
/statusline toggle
/statusline placement [above|below|status]
/statusline footer on|off|toggle
/statusline fixed-editor on|off|toggle
/statusline mouse-scroll on|off|toggle
/statusline events [status|log|clear|toast-ms <level> <ms>]
/statusline icons [nerd-font|plain|ascii|minimal|emoji|status]
/statusline layout [status|reset|toggle <block>|move <block> <up|down|top|bottom>]
/statusline subagents [status|on|off|long-ms <ms>|toast-failure <on|off>|toast-long <on|off>|toast-scheduled <on|off>]

Configuration files

For compatibility with the upstream package, config is still stored under:

~/.pi/agent/wierd-statusline/

Important files:

• events.json — display, placement, icon, layout, and event/toast settings.
• stash-history.json — prompt stash history.

Development

git clone https://github.com/savagelands-net/pi-statusline.git
cd pi-statusline
npm install
npm test

Install a local checkout into Pi while developing:

pi install ./

Credits

Forked from @wierdbytes/pi-statusline by @wierdbytes.

Also inspired by pi-powerline-footer by @nicobailon.