@pi-kaush/pi-intercom-hotkey

Copy the current pi-intercom session ID with Ctrl+Shift+I.

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extension

Install @pi-kaush/pi-intercom-hotkey from npm and Pi will load the resources declared by the package manifest.

npm repo home report

$ pi install npm:@pi-kaush/pi-intercom-hotkey

Package: @pi-kaush/pi-intercom-hotkey
Version: 0.1.1
Published: Nov 3, 2026
Downloads: 455/mo · 455/wk
Author: kaushikgopal
License: MIT
Types: extension
Size: 4.6 KB
Dependencies: 0 dependencies · 1 peer

Pi manifest JSON

{
  "extensions": [
    "./src/index.ts"
  ]
}

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README

pi-intercom-hotkey

Copy the current pi-intercom session ID with Ctrl+Shift+I. The shortcut copies only the ID; it does not change the editor or send a message. It requires pi-intercom to be loaded.

Install

Install the local package:

pi install ~/dev/oss/pi-kaush/extensions/pi-intercom-hotkey

Restart Pi or run /reload.

Use

Press Ctrl+Shift+I in the session you want to contact. Paste the ID into another Pi session and ask it to send a message using intercom. Both sessions must be reachable through the same broker and pool for local messaging.

The shortcut uses the active intercom ID, which may differ from the Pi session ID when intercom uses a stable ID or an identity claim. The installed pi-intercom version exposes this ID through PI_INTERCOM_SESSION_ID. If intercom is not loaded or the ID is unavailable, nothing is copied.

Pi uses the local clipboard. Over SSH, Pi also sends an OSC 52 clipboard sequence to the terminal. For remote Rex connections without SSH environment variables, PI_CLIPBOARD_OSC52=1 enables the same sequence. The terminal client must support OSC 52; Rex iOS support has not been verified.

The shortcut requires a terminal that reports Ctrl+Shift+I as a distinct key combination.