pi-redline 0.1.0

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+ MIT License
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+ Copyright (c) 2026 pi-redline contributors
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+ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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+ # pi-redline
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+ > Redline your pi sessions. An overlay TUI for [pi](https://github.com/badlogic/pi-mono) that shows every file the agent changed in the current session, with syntax-highlighted full-file diffs, line numbers, per-line selection, fix/explain annotations, and a one-key flow to send the marked-up review back to the session as a prompt.
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+ ![overview](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alonmartin2222/pi-redline/main/assets/01-overview.png)
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+ ## Why
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+ You just had pi edit ten files across three repos in one session. Now you want to **walk every change, leave a few notes on lines that need follow-up, and have pi act on those notes** β€” all without leaving the terminal, without opening a PR, and without losing your scroll position.
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+ ## Features
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+ - πŸ“ **Session-scoped file list** grouped by repo. Tracks every successful `edit`/`write`/`multiedit` tool result, retroactively on `/reload` too. Handles multiple repos and worktrees in one session.
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+ - 🌈 **Syntax-highlighted full-file diffs** (not just hunks) using pi's own highlighter, with line numbers and red/green gutters for added/removed lines.
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+ - ✎ **Per-line annotations** β€” `v` to enter select mode, space to drop an anchor, ↑↓ to extend, then `a` for a fix note or `x` to ask pi to explain. Yellow gutter marker on annotated lines.
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+ - πŸ“‹ **Cross-file review pane** (`A`) lists every annotation across every file with kind badges (`fix` / `explain`), jump-to-line, and per-row delete.
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+ - πŸš€ **One-key submit** (`S`) sends a single markdown-formatted prompt back to the session with all annotations grouped by kind β€” pi gets a clean review packet with diff snippets and your notes.
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+ - πŸͺŸ **True overlay** β€” your pi session stays visible behind the panel.
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+ - ⌨️ Two-step esc, persistent annotations across overlay open/close, and a footer that surfaces the right hotkeys per mode.
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+ ## Install
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+ ```bash
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+ pi install npm:pi-redline
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+ # /reload (or restart pi)
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+ ```
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+ ## Usage
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+ ```bash
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+ /session-diff
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+ ```
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+ ### Keys
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+ | Mode | Key | Action |
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+ | :-------- | :------- | :------------------------------------------------ |
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+ | Left pane | `↑↓` | navigate repos / files |
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+ | | `β†’ / ⏎` | focus diff pane |
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+ | | `←` | collapse repo / jump to repo header |
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+ | Diff pane | `↑↓/jk` | scroll |
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+ | | `space` | page down Β· `Ctrl+B` page up |
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+ | | `←` | return focus to file list |
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+ | | `v` | enter SELECT mode |
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+ | | `A` | open review pane |
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+ | | `S` | submit annotations as prompt |
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+ | SELECT | `↑↓` | move cursor; extends selection once anchor set |
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+ | | `space` | first press drops anchor, second press β†’ annotate |
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+ | | `o` | swap cursor and anchor |
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+ | | `a / ⏎` | annotate as **fix** (note required) |
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+ | | `x` | annotate as **explain** (note optional) |
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+ | | `esc` | drop in-progress range / exit SELECT |
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+ | Review | `↑↓` | navigate annotations |
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+ | | `⏎` | jump to annotated line |
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+ | | `d` | delete annotation |
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+ | | `S` | submit |
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+ | Anywhere | `q / esc` | close overlay (annotations persist) |
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+ ### Submission
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+ `S` builds a markdown prompt and sends it via `pi.sendUserMessage()`. It groups annotations by kind:
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+ ~~~markdown
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+ I'm reviewing the changes you made in this session...
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+ ## Fixes requested
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+ ### src/handler.py (repo: ~/git/kms-cross-account)
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+ **L45-48** β€” handle the case where the role chain returns no creds
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+ ```diff
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+ def assume_role(arn):
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+ + session = boto3.Session()
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+ ...
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+ ```
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+ ## Explanations requested
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+ ### src/util.py
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+ **L12** β€” what does this regex actually match?
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+ ~~~
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+ The agent picks it up as your next user turn.
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+ ## Walkthrough
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+ ### 1. Mark a line range as a fix
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+ Press `v` in the diff to enter SELECT mode, `space` to drop an anchor, `↑↓` to extend, then `a` to attach a note. The yellow `fix` badge means β€œI want the agent to change something here”.
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+ ![annotate as fix](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alonmartin2222/pi-redline/main/assets/02-annotate-fix.png)
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+ ### 2. Review every annotation across every file
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+ `A` opens the review pane. Each row shows the kind badge, file, line range, and note. `⏎` jumps to the line, `d` deletes, `S` submits.
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+ ![review pane](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alonmartin2222/pi-redline/main/assets/03-review.png)
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+ ### 3. Submit β€” the agent receives the review and acts on it
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+ `S` closes the overlay and sends a single markdown prompt back to the session. The fix turns into a real edit the agent applies immediately.
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+ ![submitted fix](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alonmartin2222/pi-redline/main/assets/04-submitted-fix.png)
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+ ### 4. Or ask the agent to *explain* a region instead
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+ In SELECT mode press `x` instead of `a`. The note is optional β€” leave it blank and the agent is asked to explain the snippet on its own terms. The badge turns sapphire.
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+ ![annotate as explain](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alonmartin2222/pi-redline/main/assets/05-annotate-explain.png)
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+ ### 5. The agent walks the code for you
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+ Explain annotations submit as a separate section of the prompt with an explicit β€œdo not modify” instruction, so the agent narrates the code without touching it.
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+ ![submitted explain](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alonmartin2222/pi-redline/main/assets/06-submitted-explain.png)
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+ ## How it works
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+ - **Tracking**: subscribes to `pi.on('tool_result')` for successful `edit`/`write`/`multiedit` tools and absolutizes the path against `ctx.cwd`. Persists each new path as a custom session entry (`customType: "session-diff:touched"`) so it survives `/reload`. On `session_start`, also scans historical `toolResult` entries paired with their preceding `AssistantMessage.toolCall.arguments` to rebuild the touched-file map retroactively (useful when installed mid-session).
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+ - **Repo grouping**: walks each touched file up to its `.git` root. For worktrees uses `git rev-parse --git-common-dir` to resolve the canonical project name so siblings of one repo group under a single header. Files outside any git repo are diffed via `git diff --no-index /dev/null <file>`.
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+ - **Full-file diffs**: every diff is computed with `git diff --unified=999999` so the entire file is shown, not just hunks β€” context lines stay neutral, only `+`/`-` lines are colored.
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+ - **Syntax highlighting**: pi exposes `getLanguageFromPath()` and `highlightCode()` from its theme module; context lines are fully highlighted, `+`/`-` lines keep the highlight + a dark green/red background tint.
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+ - **Overlay rendering**: uses `ctx.ui.custom(factory, { overlay: true, overlayOptions: { width: '90%', maxHeight: '85%', anchor: 'center' } })` so the live pi session is visible behind the panel.
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+ ## Requirements
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+ - pi β‰₯ 0.74 (uses `ctx.ui.custom` overlay options and the syntax-highlighting helpers)
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+ - Node β‰₯ 20
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+ - `git` on `$PATH`
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+ ## License
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+ MIT β€” see [LICENSE](./LICENSE).