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Guide for using and configuring the Unipi updater — auto-update, changelog browser, and readme browser.
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Long-running iterative development loops. Run arbitrarily-long tasks without diluting model attention. Triggers: ralph, ralph loop, iterative loop, long-running task, development loop.
Full compactor reference — tool parameters, anti-patterns, sandbox languages, context budget, workflows.
Diagnostics — validate config, session DB, runtimes, and troubleshoot compactor issues.
Context management — compact session, recall history, run code, search content.
Stats display — context savings, session metrics, compactions, sandbox and recall/search counters.
Helps you use the /unipi:btw side-conversation workflow effectively. Use when you want to think in parallel, ask side questions without interrupting ongoing work, or inject a side thread back into the main agent.
| name | configure-updater |
| description | Guide for using and configuring the Unipi updater — auto-update, changelog browser, and readme browser. |
The @pi-unipi/updater package provides auto-update checking, a changelog browser, and a readme browser.
/unipi:readme [package]Browse README.md files for all unipi packages.
/unipi:readme workflow) — Opens that package's README directly./unipi:changelogBrowse the root CHANGELOG.md in a TUI overlay.
/unipi:updater-settingsConfigure the updater module.
Settings:
disabled — No update checks on session startnotify — Show update overlay, user chooses to update or skipauto — Auto-install after 5-second countdown (press n to cancel)Config stored at ~/.unipi/config/updater/config.json:
{
"checkIntervalMs": 3600000,
"autoUpdate": "notify"
}
Last-check cache at ~/.unipi/cache/updater/last-check.json:
n to skip)All TUI overlays support:
j/k or ↑/↓ — NavigateEnter — Select/openq/Esc — Back/closeg/G — Jump to top/bottomSpace — Cycle options (settings)h/l or ←/→ — Cycle options (settings)