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Add pi-webman (browser cockpit for the terminal session) - #67
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Directory validation requires the snapshot to match the README catalog. Regenerated it from the README and restored unrelated package stats. Co-authored-by: Kieran <bubbleptr@users.noreply.github.com>
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Adds pi-webman to UI Enhancement, in both the Chinese and English READMEs.
A browser cockpit for the Pi session running in your terminal — live transcript, token flux, context pressure, model core, thinking level, tool loadout, activity log, plus
/command completion and a keyboard-driven command palette. Loopback-only web UI served by the extension, zero runtime dependencies, no other required packages.pi install npm:pi-webman # then `pi --web`It is deliberately not a terminal theme or statusline — it renders the same session in a browser, so it sits alongside the terminal UI rather than replacing it. Happy to adjust the wording or category if you would place it elsewhere.