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@aicommit/cli

v0.1.0

Published

CLI prompt tracker for AICommit — track your AI-assisted development

Readme

@aicommit/cli

Track your AI-assisted development. Verified prompt history linked to git commits.

Install

npm install -g @aicommit/cli

Quick Start

# 1. Create account at aicommit.app (or your self-hosted instance)
# 2. Go to Dashboard → CLI Tokens → Generate
# 3. Copy the token and run:
aicommit login                  # Paste your CLI token when prompted
aicommit init                   # Initialize tracking in your repo
aicommit prompt "your prompt" --model=copilot --tokens=1200
git commit -m "feat: my feature"   # Auto-matches prompts to commits
aicommit push                   # Sync to aicommit.app

Authentication

The CLI uses token-based auth. No passwords are stored locally.

  1. Log in to the web dashboard
  2. Go to Dashboard → CLI Tokens → Generate
  3. Copy the token (you won't see it again)
  4. Run aicommit login and paste it, or use aicommit login --token <token> for CI

Tokens have configurable expiry (30/60/90/180/365 days) and can be revoked from the dashboard at any time.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | aicommit login | OAuth login (GitHub / GitLab / Bitbucket) | | aicommit init | Initialize tracking + install git hooks | | aicommit status | Show tracking status | | aicommit prompt | Log a prompt manually | | aicommit log | View prompt history (filterable) | | aicommit show <sha> | Show prompts matched to a commit | | aicommit tag <id> <tag> | Tag a prompt | | aicommit note <id> <text> | Add a note to a prompt | | aicommit push | Push prompts to platform | | aicommit push --dry-run | Preview what will be pushed | | aicommit push --review | Interactively approve each prompt | | aicommit privacy | Scan for secrets and sensitive data | | aicommit redact <id> | Redact sensitive content | | aicommit set-visibility <id> <public\|private> | Change prompt visibility | | aicommit sync | Re-match prompts to commits | | aicommit branches | List branches with prompt/commit data |

How It Works

  1. Local proxy on localhost:7331 captures AI API calls transparently
  2. Prompts stored locally in .aicommit/history.db (SQLite)
  3. Git post-commit hooks auto-link prompts to commits
  4. aicommit push syncs encrypted data to the web platform
  5. Nothing leaves your machine until you explicitly push

Privacy

  • All data local-first in SQLite
  • AES-256 encryption at rest
  • Auto-redaction scans for API keys, passwords, PII
  • Granular visibility: public / private / redacted per prompt

Supported AI Tools

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Ollama, LM Studio, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, Aider, Continue.dev

License

MIT