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Oh My Pi Context Bridge

Oh My Pi Context Bridge

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Send VS Code file and selection references to Oh My Pi with Ctrl+Alt+K.
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Oh My Pi Context Bridge

VS Code extension plus Oh My Pi extension for sending the active editor location to OMP with Ctrl+Alt+K.

What it does

Press Ctrl+Alt+K on Linux/Windows or Cmd+Alt+K on macOS while a VS Code editor is focused.

With a selection, OMP receives a file reference by default:

In @src/example.ts#L7C17-L9C20 

Without a selection, OMP receives the current file and cursor position:

In @src/example.ts#L7C17 

The inserted prompt ends with a trailing space so you can keep typing immediately after the reference.

The default is reference-only because OMP can read saved workspace files directly. This avoids pasting large selections into the prompt and avoids OMP's large-paste attachment chooser. Set ompContext.contentMode to inline if you need the selected text copied into the prompt as a fenced code block.

If the OMP bridge is not reachable, the VS Code extension copies the same context block to the clipboard.

Install

You need both pieces:

  1. The VS Code extension captures editor state.
  2. The OMP extension receives the context and inserts it into the OMP prompt.

VS Code Marketplace

Install or update from Marketplace:

code --install-extension klondikemarlen.omp-vscode-context --force

Or use VS Code's Extensions view and search for Oh My Pi Context Bridge. Marketplace installs normally auto-update with VS Code unless extension auto-update is disabled.

Links:

  • Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=klondikemarlen.omp-vscode-context
  • Marketplace publisher hub: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/manage/publishers/klondikemarlen/extensions/omp-vscode-context/hub?_a=acqu
  • GitHub: https://github.com/klondikemarlen/omp-vscode-context

OMP plugin

Install the companion OMP extension from GitHub:

omp plugin install github:klondikemarlen/omp-vscode-context

omp install github:klondikemarlen/omp-vscode-context also works; omp plugin install is clearer because this is an OMP plugin, not the VS Code extension.

Update an already-installed GitHub plugin with the same command:

omp plugin install github:klondikemarlen/omp-vscode-context

Then restart OMP or run /reload-plugins.

OMP now refreshes GitHub plugin lockfile pins when you re-run omp plugin install; the old manual cd ~/.omp/plugins && bun update omp-vscode-context workaround is no longer needed.

This plugin is installed from the GitHub repo because it ships an OMP runtime extension, while the VS Code half is installed from Marketplace.

Local development install

For normal use, install from GitHub as shown above. For development on a local checkout, link the local package so OMP loads your working tree instead of a pinned GitHub commit:

git clone https://github.com/klondikemarlen/omp-vscode-context.git
cd omp-vscode-context
npm install
npm run package:vsix
omp plugin link "$PWD"

Then restart OMP or run /reload-plugins, and install the generated .vsix in VS Code. Local edits to omp/index.js take effect after /reload-plugins; VS Code extension edits still require rebuilding/reinstalling the .vsix.

Multiple OMP terminals

Each OMP terminal runs its own local bridge. The VS Code extension reads ~/.omp/agent/editor-context-bridge.json and sends Ctrl+Alt+K context to the bridge recorded there.

The active target is updated when an OMP session starts or switches. To explicitly route VS Code context to the terminal you are looking at, run:

/vscode-context-here

To see the active endpoint and plugin version in a terminal, run:

/vscode-context-status

Settings

  • ompContext.endpoint: optional endpoint override. Empty means read ~/.omp/agent/editor-context-bridge.json, then fall back to http://127.0.0.1:47687.
  • ompContext.contentMode: reference (default) sends only @file#LxCy-LxCy; inline includes selected text too.
  • ompContext.delivery: paste (default), send, or nextTurn.

Publish

Marketplace publishing uses @vscode/vsce.

Before publishing:

npm test
npm run package:vsix

Publish a new version:

npm version patch --no-git-tag-version
npm run publish:marketplace

npm run publish:marketplace runs vsce publish, which runs npm run vscode:prepublish first. The prepublish step type-checks and bundles dist/extension.cjs.

Authentication:

npx vsce login klondikemarlen

Use a Visual Studio Marketplace/Azure DevOps PAT with Marketplace → Manage scope. The publisher id is klondikemarlen; do not use an email address.

After publishing, verify both directions:

  • GitHub README links to the Marketplace listing and publisher hub.
  • Marketplace listing links back to this GitHub repository through repository and homepage metadata.

Concepts

See CONCEPTS.md for the architecture, data contract, bridge security model, delivery modes, and known limits.

Security model

  • The OMP bridge binds only to 127.0.0.1.
  • OMP writes a random bearer token to ~/.omp/agent/editor-context-bridge.json with 0600 permissions.
  • The VS Code extension reads that file and sends the token on each request.

Research notes

  • OpenCode's VS Code extension binds Ctrl+Alt+K on Linux/Windows and Cmd+Alt+K on macOS to insert an @file#Lx-Ly reference. Its TUI exposes POST /tui/append-prompt for prompt insertion.
  • Claude Code's current documented shortcut is Alt+K on Linux/Windows and Option+K on macOS for Insert @-Mention Reference. Its extension also sees selected text automatically.
  • OMP has extension UI methods including pasteToEditor and sendUserMessage, but no built-in VS Code selection bridge. This repo supplies that missing bridge.
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