Posthorse
github.com/fitchmultz/pi-posthorse- Category
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- Open Source
- Type
- TOOL
- Use case
- Agent Building
- Interfaces
- Agent Skill / Plugin
- Builder
- @fitchmultz
- GitHub
- 274 stars
- Latest release
- v0.10.0
- Date
About
Posthorse is an extension for the fitchmultz/pi fork of the Pi coding agent that manages context window rollovers without summarization. It provides tools for atomic context resets, durable notes, and searchable transcript history so a model can continue work on a fresh context window while preserving a complete, recoverable session record.
What it does
According to its GitHub page, this is an extension for a modified fork of the Pi coding agent that manages long sessions without summarizing. It adds tools for starting a fresh context window, keeping durable notes, and searching past transcript history so work can continue after a rollover.
Stated on the product site
- License
- The page lists the project under the MIT license.
- Install method
- Installed as a package into the Pi fork through the pi command line tool, from either a Git source or npm.
- Runtime requirement
- The page states a minimum Node.js version for running the extension.
- Network behavior
- The page states the extension does not make network requests on its own.
- Data storage
- Notes are described as plain text files rather than entries in a database or remote service.
Not stated on the site
- The page does not state which operating systems the extension supports beyond naming a required Node.js version.
- The page does not state pricing, since the project is described only as a component installed into a separate coding agent fork rather than a standalone paid or free product.
- The page does not state who maintains or funds the project beyond the individual account it is published under.
Written from the product site at github.com.
What it can do
Store durable notes across context rollovers
Note text → Saved note
Search transcript history of past sessions
Search query → Matching transcript entries
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