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`pi -c` blindly grabs the newest session, and the alternative is digging
through ~/.pi/agent/sessions/--home-user-dev-foo--/ for a UUID by hand.
This lists every session for the cwd in an fzf picker with a live transcript
preview and execs `pi --session <file>` on the pick.
pir pick a session for this dir
pir -a pick across every project dir
pir <query...> start fzf with an initial query
pir -g TEXT only sessions whose full transcript contains TEXT
The -g pass exists because the fzf query matches the list line -- title and
id -- not deep history, so "the session where I fixed the mouse bug" is
unfindable without it. It shells out to rg when available and falls back to
grep.
In the picker: enter resumes, ctrl-f forks instead (execs --fork, leaving the
original untouched), ctrl-o prints the path and exits without launching,
ctrl-a toggles current-dir vs all-dirs, ctrl-s toggles recent vs longest.
The toggles are fzf --bind=reload of this same script, which is what --list
and --preview are for -- they are internal modes invoked by fzf, not user
entry points.
Session directory resolution mirrors pi's own getDefaultSessionDirPath()
encoding, and honours PI_APP_NAME / <APP>_CODING_AGENT_DIR, so a renamed or
relocated agent dir still resolves. Forked sessions are detected from the
header's parentSession and marked in the list.
Requires fzf; checked up front with a clear error rather than failing inside
a pipeline.
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