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Several Pi extensions can have useful status without each competing for screen space. footer gives them one compact terminal footer, separating workspace details from model and session details.

Use

Nothing to invoke. In Pi's terminal UI, footer appears automatically when a session starts and fills as compatible extensions report status. It shows workspace information, current session status, and model-related indicators across one or two lines, with an extra overflow line when needed.

Use /footer to hide or show it. You can also press Ctrl+Alt+F. The toggle applies only in Pi's terminal UI.

Installation

Reference

Commands

Command	Purpose
/footer	Toggle footer visibility

Changelog.

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# footer

Several Pi extensions can have useful status without each competing for screen space.
footer gives them one compact terminal footer, separating workspace details from model and session details.

![footer demo: one shared footer line fed by several extensions, toggled with /footer](assets/demo.gif)

## Use

Nothing to invoke.
In Pi's terminal UI, footer appears automatically when a session starts and fills as compatible extensions report status.
It shows workspace information, current session status, and model-related indicators across one or two lines, with an extra overflow line when needed.

Use `/footer` to hide or show it.
You can also press `Ctrl+Alt+F`.
The toggle applies only in Pi's terminal UI.

[Installation](../../README.md#install)

## Reference

<!-- config:start -->
### Commands

| Command | Purpose |
| --- | --- |
| `/footer` | Toggle footer visibility |
<!-- config:end -->

[Changelog](./CHANGELOG.md).