Pi

Pi sessions, tokens, and prompts in the notch

Every pi run monitored live, with mutating tools gated on your keystroke.

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Sessions with a real permission gate

pi sessions appear in the notch with live state and tool activity. Read-only tools pass through as observations, and mutating tools hold on a per-call gate: allow with ⌘ A, or deny with a reason that goes back into Pi's block. Every decision is per call; nothing is ever waved through on your behalf. The composer sends follow-up prompts into resumable sessions.

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Tokens and spend from local logs

AgentPeek reads Pi's local session logs and shows monthly token and spend totals plus token volume in the by-day chart, next to your other agents in the usage panel. No quota percentage is invented, because Pi doesn't report one.

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Pi and Oh My Pi, both covered

The AgentPeek extension installs at ~/.pi/agent/extensions/agentpeek.ts, and when an Oh My Pi setup exists, a twin extension installs for omp too, so both flavors report the same way. Quick Routes opens the Pi extensions, config, and session logs in one click.

Questions, answered.

Yes. Pi sessions appear in the Mac notch with live state and tool activity, mutating tools hold on a per-call permission gate you answer with a keystroke, and follow-up prompts go out from the composer.
Yes. When an Oh My Pi setup exists on your Mac, AgentPeek installs a twin extension for omp, and those sessions are monitored the same way as upstream Pi.
Yes. It reads Pi's local session logs and shows monthly token and spend totals plus a by-day chart. Pi reports no quota percentage, so AgentPeek shows the recorded totals without one.

Your agents, one glance away.

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