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@alwassikhan/aibiz

v0.1.2

Published

AiBiz: local-first AI business OS (CLI + dashboard)

Readme

AiBiz

AiBiz is a local-first AI assistant for founders. It gives you a small command-line app and a browser dashboard so you can organize a business workspace, talk to an AI agent about tasks and files, and optionally connect Stripe to see revenue. Your data stays on your machine in plain JSON, not on our servers.

Why use it

  • One workspace per business with tasks, notes, files, and conversation memory in one place.
  • AI that can use tools (list or edit files, run shell commands you approve, manage tasks) so answers match your real workspace.
  • Local dashboard for a quick visual overview without sending business data to a hosted app.
  • Stripe hookup when you want revenue summaries next to everything else.
  • You control the model via OpenRouter, so you can pick provider and pricing that fit you.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • An OpenRouter API key when you create a business (and Stripe keys if you use payments). Keys are stored only in your local config.

Install

npm install -g @alwassikhan/aibiz

Check that the CLI is on your PATH:

aibiz --help

Quick start

  1. Create a business workspace (you will be prompted for keys the first time):

    aibiz create "My Studio"
  2. Open the interactive shell to chat with the agent:

    aibiz use
  3. Or open the web dashboard (uses the active business):

    aibiz dashboard
  4. Ask one shot from the terminal without entering the shell:

    aibiz ask "What should I focus on this week?"
  5. List workspaces:

    aibiz list

Where your data lives

By default everything is under ~/.aibiz (a businesses folder plus config). To use another directory:

set AIBIZ_HOME=C:\path\to\your\data

On Linux or macOS:

export AIBIZ_HOME=/path/to/your/data

Commands overview

| Command | What it does | | --------| ------------- | | aibiz create <name> | New business workspace and onboarding | | aibiz use [name] | Interactive AI shell for the active or named business | | aibiz ask <prompt...> | Single question to the agent | | aibiz dashboard [name] | Local web UI for the active or named business | | aibiz revenue | Stripe summary for the active business | | aibiz list | List business workspaces |

Use aibiz help or aibiz help <command> for details.

License

MIT