Build interactive terminal UI components for pi extensions with render, handleInput, and invalidate.
npx skills add https://github.com/dotBeeps/hoard --skill pi-tui
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pi-tui Source: https://github.com/dotBeeps/hoard/tree/main/morsels/skills/pi-tui Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dotBeeps/hoard --skill pi-tui
Enables developers to build consistent, interactive terminal UI components for pi extensions so tools behave reliably across overlays, widgets, editors, and footers, removing ad-hoc mistakes like overflowing lines, broken theming, and improper focus/IME handling.
Implement a Component with render, handleInput, and invalidate, then register it via ctx.ui.custom to display as an overlay or persistent widget.
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You build terminal UI components for pi extensions by implementing a contract requiring render(width) to return lines within width, optional handleInput, and an invalidate lifecycle for theme rebuilds. Register components via ctx.ui.custom to display overlays or persistent widgets.
The component contract for terminal UIs in pi overlays requires render(width) returning lines under the specified width, optional handleInput for input processing, and an invalidate lifecycle to support caching and theme rebuilds. This ensures tools behave reliably across overlays, widgets, and footers.
Yes, you can create anchorable overlay dialogs and persistent footers for terminal UIs. The framework provides anchorable overlays, persistent widgets, status APIs, and a CustomEditor base for integrating editors with app keybindings and IME support.
Terminal UI development for pi supports IME and theming. Components use an invalidate lifecycle for theme rebuilds and preserve IME cursor positioning, ensuring consistent rendering for success and error states across overlays and custom editors.
Built-in primitives for assembling terminal UI layouts include Text, Box, Container, SelectList, Input, Editor, Image, and custom borders. These primitives allow developers to construct complex layouts and tool result renderers for pi extensions.
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