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@dnouri dnouri released this 04 Oct 13:20
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3.3.0

Requires Pi 1.0.0 or later. Upgrade with npm install -g @earendil-works/pi-coding-agent@latest. Conversations saved by older Pi versions remain readable and resumable.

Features

  • Nested tools stay together — Tools called by other tools appear inside their parent block, with names, arguments, status, and available timings. codemode scripts appear as readable JavaScript. Late-finishing child tools update their original block rather than appearing beneath a newer reply (#347)
  • Expand only what you need (TAB) — Fold the script, child-call list, parent output, and individual child outputs independently. Folding, incoming updates, and width changes keep your place in text that remains visible (#347)
  • Saved child-call summaries — Reload and resume retain saved summaries, including Unicode text and available durations. Pi does not save individual child outputs, so those are unavailable after reopening a conversation (#347)
  • Clearer submission feedback — The header shows "waiting for Pi" before acceptance and distinguishes queued input. Steering feedback follows Pi's acknowledgment. Commands handled by an extension release their wait without disturbing newer work (#347)

Fixes

  • Dialogs cancel cleanly (C-g) — Selection, text-input, and confirmation dialogs send Pi a cancellation instead of leaving it waiting. Input hints no longer become part of submitted text or pasted sign-in URLs (#347)
  • Interrupted replies keep their explanation — Failed or aborted replies reopen with their saved error or cancellation explanation alongside any partial answer, rather than an empty heading or an apparently complete reply (#347)
  • Source links point to files — Built-in commands such as /mcp no longer offer a file-edit action or a bogus source link from the startup banner. Extension source links remain available (#347)

Documentation

  • MCP guidance for Emacs — The README explains /mcp status, server login, logout, reconnect, startup waits, and connection notifications. The rich MCP manager and provider sign-in still require Pi's terminal UI (#347)
  • Project trust explained — Pilish already approves projects by default. The README now makes explicit that a trusted project's .pi/mcp.json can start configured server programs with Pi's permissions (#347)
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