When you press Ctrl-G in the Pi coding agent, Pi writes your prompt to a temp file and opens it in $VISUAL. pibuf.nvim detects that buffer (filetype pi) and adds two buffer-local pickers:

• <C-f> — pick a project file and insert an @<path> mention.
• <C-s> — pick an installed Pi skill and insert a /skill:<name> reference.

• Neovim >= 0.12
• snacks.nvim, telescope, fzf-lua or mini.pick
• Pi, with $VISUAL pointing at Neovim, e.g. export VISUAL="env NVIM_APPNAME=nvim nvim"

Install using lazy.nvim:

{
  "S1M0N38/pibuf.nvim",
  version = "1.*",
  dependencies = {
    "folke/snacks.nvim",
    -- "nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim",
    -- "ibhagwan/fzf-lua",
    -- "nvim-mini/mini.pick",
  },
  opts = {
    picker = "snacks",
    -- picker = "telescope",
    -- picker = "fzf-lua",
    -- picker = "mini.pick",
  },
}

opts = {} lets lazy.nvim auto-call setup(), which registers the pi filetype detection and the picker keymaps. No manual setup() call needed.

For development, see CONTRIBUTING.md.

1. Press Ctrl-G in Pi — pibuf sets the buffer filetype to pi.
2. Edit the prompt:
   • <C-f> opens a file picker (project root); confirm to insert @<path>.
   • <C-s> opens a skills picker; confirm to insert /skill:<name>.
3. :wq / ZZ to send the edited prompt; :cq to cancel and keep the original.

Run :checkhealth pibuf to verify your setup. Read the full docs with :help pibuf.