v1.0.20

Brand logo on the startup screen, and spaced inline blocks

The welcome card now shows the block Pi in its brand colors, and inline chrome keeps a blank row between a text block and the thinking or text that follows it in the same message.

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Changed

• The startup logo is the block Pi in its coral (#f09082), blue (#509bb9), and gold (#f0c055) brand colors, in the welcome card and in the compact header on narrow terminals. The silhouette and colors follow @quandev104/pi-style (MIT). It replaces the accent-gradient logo with box-drawing shadows.
  • The colors are fixed: every theme gets the same three, and only NO_COLOR keeps the logo as plain blocks. On a light terminal background the gold reads lighter than the other two, as in pi-style.
  • The welcome card keeps its size and layout; every compact-header row still fits its width.
  • The README gallery screenshots still show the previous logo.

Fixed

• Inline chrome (messages.assistantMarker or messages.thinkingSummary, both on in the claude-code preset): a text block followed by a thinking run, or by a second text block, in the same message painted flush against it, two ● rows touching. Models that interleave reasoning with short text, such as Codex, produce this order. Each ● entry now has the blank row the others have. Other presets keep Pi's spacing.

How it stays contained

• Presentation only. Pi's message layout is unchanged; the theme adds one blank row only between a text block and a marked block directly after it, before the markers are drawn.
• Every existing golden section is byte-identical to 1.0.19. New sections record the interleaved cases, including the same message without markers, which keeps Pi's native spacing.

Verification

• CI: this repository has no configured GitHub Actions workflows, check-runs, or commit-status contexts for the release commit. The local release gates below all passed.
• npm ci and npm run check: typecheck, 407 unit/integration/golden tests (9 more than 1.0.19: five for the logo — exact per-run colors, NO_COLOR, width fit at 80 to 8 columns, card height, startup wiring — and four interleaved-message goldens), dependency boundaries, production build, and package smoke.
• npm run test:e2e:readonly-tools: 25/25 packed-package CLI/RPC cases on Pi 0.99.1 with pi-hashline-edit-pro 4.5.1.
• npm publish --dry-run: the expected 7-file npm artifact (147.6 kB packed).
• Real TUI runs on Pi 1.1.0 with a deterministic local provider and an isolated agent directory, claude-code preset:
  • the welcome card at 110 columns and the compact header at 60 and 40 columns, with every logo cell's color read back from the terminal buffer (exact brand colors; the card frame keeps its own color);
  • a message of text, two reasoning summaries, and text: 1.0.19 paints the first text flush against the thinking row, 1.0.20 separates them.

Tested on Windows x64 with Node 24.11.1. Linux/macOS runs were not part of this verification.

Install / update

Published on npm. The registry latest tag, gitHead (release commit), tarball shasum, a clean install whose files match the release build byte for byte, and a real Pi 1.1.0 TUI run of the installed package on the claude-code preset (logo colors read back from the terminal, spaced interleaved message) have been verified.

pi install npm:@nguyenquangthai/pi-omp-theme@1.0.20
# For an existing unpinned installation:
pi update npm:@nguyenquangthai/pi-omp-theme