- Extract execCommand to src/core/exec.ts, shared by hooks and custom-tools
- Rename CustomMessageRenderer -> HookMessageRenderer
- Rename registerCustomMessageRenderer -> registerMessageRenderer
- Renderer now receives HookMessage instead of CustomMessageEntry
- CustomMessageComponent now has setExpanded() and responds to Ctrl+E toggle
- Re-export ExecOptions/ExecResult from exec.ts for backward compatibility
Hook commands registered via pi.registerCommand() are now handled in
AgentSession.prompt() alongside file-based slash commands. This:
- Removes duplicate tryHandleHookCommand from interactive-mode and rpc-mode
- All modes (interactive, RPC, print) share the same command handling logic
- AgentSession._tryExecuteHookCommand() builds CommandContext using:
- UI context from hookRunner (set by mode)
- sessionManager, modelRegistry from AgentSession
- sendMessage via sendHookMessage
- exec via exported execCommand
- Handler returning string uses it as prompt, undefined returns early
Also:
- Export execCommand from hooks/runner.ts
- Add getUIContext() and getHasUI() to HookRunner
- Make HookRunner.emitError() public for error reporting
Breaking changes to Hook API:
- pi.send(text, attachments?) replaced with pi.sendMessage(message, triggerTurn?)
- Creates CustomMessageEntry instead of user messages
- Properly handles queuing during streaming via agent loop
- Supports optional turn triggering when idle
- New pi.appendEntry(customType, data?) for hook state persistence
- New pi.registerCommand(name, options) for custom slash commands
- Handler types renamed: SendHandler -> SendMessageHandler, new AppendEntryHandler
Implementation:
- AgentSession.sendHookMessage() handles all three cases:
- Streaming: queues message with _hookData marker, agent loop processes it
- Not streaming + triggerTurn: appends to state/session, calls agent.continue()
- Not streaming + no trigger: appends to state/session only
- message_end handler routes based on _hookData presence to correct persistence
- HookRunner gains getRegisteredCommands() and getCommand() methods
New types: HookMessage<T>, RegisteredCommand, CommandContext
- Add renderCustomMessage to HookAPI for registering custom renderers
- Add CustomMessageRenderer type and CustomMessageRenderOptions
- Store customMessageRenderers in LoadedHook
- Add getCustomMessageRenderer(customType) to HookRunner
- SessionContext.entries now aligned with messages (same length, corresponding indices)
TUI can now correlate messages with their source entries to identify
custom_message entries and use hook-provided renderers.
- Merge branch event into session with before_branch/branch reasons
- Add before_switch, before_clear, shutdown reasons
- before_* events can be cancelled with { cancel: true }
- Update RPC commands to return cancelled status
- Add shutdown event on process exit
- New example hooks: confirm-destructive, dirty-repo-guard, auto-commit-on-exit
fixes#278
- Export isBashToolResult, isReadToolResult, etc. type guards
- Update hooks.md with type guard usage examples
- Document custom tool handling in hooks.md
Breaking change: ToolResultEvent now exposes content and typed details
instead of just a result string. Hook handlers returning { result: ... }
must change to { content: [...] }.
- ToolResultEvent is now a discriminated union based on toolName
- Each built-in tool has typed details (BashToolDetails, etc.)
- Export tool details types and TruncationResult
- Update hooks.md documentation
Closes#233
- Custom tools: TypeScript modules that extend pi with new tools
- Custom TUI rendering via renderCall/renderResult
- User interaction via pi.ui (select, confirm, input, notify)
- Session lifecycle via onSession callback for state reconstruction
- Examples: todo.ts, question.ts, hello.ts
- Hook examples: permission-gate, git-checkpoint, protected-paths
- Session lifecycle centralized in AgentSession
- Works across all modes (interactive, print, RPC)
- Unified session event for hooks (replaces session_start/session_switch)
- Box component added to pi-tui
- Examples bundled in npm and binary releases
Fixes#190
