pi-title0.1.8
Automatic session titles for the Pi coding agent
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pi-title
Title each session from its first request, and optionally refresh it as the conversation develops. Manual titles are never replaced automatically.
pi install npm:pi-title
/title show title and config
/title My custom title set a title
/title set status set a title that matches a subcommand
/title regenerate retitle from recent messages
/title every 4 retitle every 4 answered turns
/title every off title once
/title on enable automatic titles
/title off disable automatic titles
/title model openai/gpt-5-nano use a specific model
/title model auto use a lightweight model
/title model active use the session's model
Configuration
// ~/.pi/agent/pi-title.jsonc
{
"enabled": true,
"model": null, // null = session model, "auto", or "provider/model[:effort]"
"maxTokens": 30,
"maxLength": 60,
"refreshTurns": 0 // retitle every N answered turns; 0 = title once
}
Refreshing titles
"refreshTurns": 4
turn 1 → initial title from the first request
turn 5 → refreshed from recent messages
turn 9 → refreshed again
Refreshes read the last 8 user and assistant messages (up to 4,000 characters, no tool output). Naming the session yourself stops them.
Model fallback
The configured model is tried first. If it is unavailable, fails, or returns no usable title, the active session model is tried next. Each distinct model is attempted once; the extension does not retry. Cancellation stops the chain.
Fallback is automatic, including for explicitly configured models. The session
model may cost more than the configured title model. Both calls use the title
token budget. Using /title model active uses only the session model.
When fallback succeeds, the UI warning names the failed model and the model used. If neither model works, the error includes both failures.