Pi extension package with interactive debugging helpers.
Use this to manually execute your tools. Results are not sent to the LLM; they are for you to review.
- With no args, opens a searchable tool selector and schema-driven arg editor.
- With flat args, maps values to top-level schema properties in schema order.
- Shows partial tool updates while running.
- Press Esc to abort a running tool.
- Inactive tools are still visible/runnable manually; active state only controls Agent Tool Calls.
Examples:
/tool
/tool read README.md
/tool bash "bun run check"
/tool bash "sleep 30" # press Esc to abort
Pi extensions can see tool schemas, but not executable tool definitions. For each Manual Tool Run this command creates a short-lived in-memory Nested Execution Session using Pi SDK, mirrors startup extensions/flags, resolves the selected executable tool there, runs it directly, then disposes the nested session.
The outer session owns selection, argument editing, pending UI, final display, and hidden-from-context messages. Manual Tool Runs intentionally bypass Agent Tool Policy hooks.
Show the current rendered system prompt and active tool schemas. Use this to better undersand why your agent behaves the way it does.
Show a file coverage map for the current model context. The map includes startup context files, advertised skill metadata, loaded skill bodies, and read tool results that survived compaction. The message is visible in chat and hidden from LLM context.
Show one row per completed assistant/LLM call in the current branch, with elapsed time since the previous agent message as +Ns (or the entry timestamp as hh:mm:ss when none), initiation source, and prompt-side tokens rendered as fresh + cacheR = input or fresh + cacheR + cacheW = input when cache writes are present. cacheR shrinkage versus the previous row is highlighted, red when it drops by more than 50%. The message is visible in chat and hidden from LLM context.
pi install npm:@xl0/pi-lovely-dev-toolsLoad without installing:
pi -e npm:@xl0/pi-lovely-dev-tools| Pi Lovely Web | web_search, web_fetch, web_image via Firecrawl, Exa, Tavily, Brave |
| Pi Lovely IDE | IDE integration |
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