pi-treex

TreeX enhances pi's native session tree with sticky-left indentation and a bottom detail pane.

It patches the built-in /tree view.

WARNING

This extension patches the /tree internals and could break if pi updates in an incompatible way. I chose this approach rather than re-implementing (or copying) the internal tree rendering so that it would automatically update the rendering.

Features

• sticky-left view that auto-shifts deep branches left to reclaim horizontal space
• bottom detail pane with more details for the selected row
• detail metadata shows context usage for the selected point when it can be inferred
• Adds a ◆ marker to the current point in the session tree, plus an ↑/↓ CURRENT hint in the detail pane when you're browsing away from it.

Screenshots

Detail View

The detail view shows the depth of the currently selected item, what type of item it is, how long ago it occurred, and context usage for that point in the conversation when it can be inferred. For a tool, it will display what the tool result was. For a user or assistant message, it will display as much of the message as it can.

Context usage mirrors pi's own footer behavior: after a trailing user message it may be estimated from the last assistant usage, so it can differ slightly from the following assistant row's provider-reported value.

Installation

npm

pi install npm:pi-treex

To try it for one run without adding it to your settings:

pi -e npm:pi-treex

git

pi install git:github.com/travisp/pi-treex

Usage

After installation, use:

/tree

Development

npm run check   # lint + style check + tests
npm run format  # format files
npm test        # run the integration test

Notes

• Tested with pi 0.70.2
• TreeX patches the native /tree path, so built-in slash command and tree hotkey keep using pi's own navigation and summary flow.
• TreeX relies on private interactive-mode internals, so upstream pi changes may require TreeX updates.