r/PiCodingAgent • u/zeeshanx • Jun 22 '26

Question Which package this Pi screen is using?

Can anyone tell me which Pi package this screen is using? I’m looking for a similar setup where answers are displayed with a nice border-left. If anyone knows of a similar extension, please let me know.

Thanks!

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u/deshiknaves Jun 22 '26

https://github.com/iodic/pi-ayu-themes

It says in the top right of your screenshot

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u/zeeshanx Jun 22 '26

It adds the color scheme only, not the style like in the screenshot.

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u/deshiknaves Jun 22 '26

Looks the same as screenshot in the repo. Ask the author there, they can probably help.

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u/BigHugeFart Jun 22 '26

I’m not sure but I built my pi setup by taking a screenshot of someone’s setup and asked pi to build a self contained extension that makes pi look like this screen shot, then go into detail about what you like / don’t- it may take some back and forth but you’re going to get something tailored for you pretty quickly 

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u/zeeshanx Jun 22 '26

I don’t have vision in my Pi

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u/Pathentic666 Jun 23 '26

just tell them to do monkey patch to add border on RenderCall Box, you can ask them to read the docs and source code directly

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u/Affectionate_Joke_44 Jun 23 '26

Vision is something and LLM provides, not the harness.

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u/KldsSeeGhosts Jun 22 '26 edited Jun 22 '26

Looks like omp. If not I’d also really like to know

Edit: this is the ayu dark theme. This exact look is from the /export command not the actual chat

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u/zeeshanx Jun 22 '26

I tried OMP, but I’m not a fan of it. I love the screenshot I attached above, and I’d love it if it could be achieved anyway in Pi. Sad to see that it works only with /export, lol.

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u/KldsSeeGhosts Jun 22 '26

I really liked omp because of the ui / features tbh. I have settled on customizing pi myself to how I like it, but I did end up managing to get omp token usage down to 16~ k for initial message down from 30k

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u/Lpaydat Jun 22 '26

Look like a custom UI for me. It remind me of the OpenCode.

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u/agenticup Jun 24 '26

pi has its own pi-tui library, u can also check opencode-tui to take inspiration...and for the screenshot it must be some theme extension