Pi Inspect

pi-inspect

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Introspection dashboard for the [pi coding agent](https://pi.dev) — see what's actually loaded into a session: tools, slash commands, skills, and the system prompt injected on init.

Installation

pi install npm:pi-inspect

Then use `/inspect start | stop | restart | status | open | list | snapshot` from inside pi.

Usage (inside a pi session)

Command	What it does
/inspect	Open the dashboard for the current session in your browser (http://localhost:5462/?session=)
/inspect	Open dashboard pinned to a specific past session
/inspect snapshot	Re-capture the current session snapshot now
/inspect list	Print all captured session IDs in the terminal
/inspect open web|app	Open in browser or as a PWA window
/inspect start / stop / restart / status	Manage the local server

State is driven entirely through the `?session=` URL param — share or refresh URLs to pin views. The in-page picker also writes to the URL.

Sharing a snapshot

Click **Share** in the topbar to copy a self-contained link of the current snapshot. The snapshot is `deflate-raw` compressed and base64url-encoded into the URL hash (`#s=…`) — no server, no upload, no account.

Recipients open the link on the hosted static dashboard at **https://nikiforovall.blog/pi-inspect/** and see the exact same tools / commands / skills / system prompt. The page makes no network requests; everything is in