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@gkganesh12/codecraft-cli

v1.0.2

Published

AI Governance CLI for Developers

Readme

CodeCraft CLI 🚀

AI Governance & Assistant CLI for Developers Manage your project's architecture, planning, and code quality with an AI-powered CLI.

CodeCraft is a next-generation CLI that brings LLM-powered reasoning to your terminal. It acts as a Project Manager, Architect, and QA Lead, helping you build software faster and with higher quality.

✨ Features

  • Interactive REPL: A "Claude Code" style interactive shell with persistent context.
  • Role-Based AI: Switch between personas (PM, Architect, Backend/Frontend Developer, QA).
  • Slash Commands: Trigger workflows effortlessly (/plan, /code, /verify, /doctor).
  • Scope Guard: Prevents AI from modifying files outside the allowed scope.
  • Rule Engine: Enforces project-specific architectural rules.

📦 Installation

npm install -g @gkganesh12/codecraft-cli

🚀 Quick Start

  1. Initialize CodeCraft in your project:

    codecraft init
  2. Start the Interactive Mode:

    codecraft

    You will see the CodeCraft > prompt.

  3. Try a Command:

    /plan "Create a user authentication API with JWT"

🛠️ Usage

Interactive Commands (REPL)

| Command | Description | | :--- | :--- | | /init | Initialize CodeCraft in the current directory. | | /plan <task> | Create a detailed implementation plan using the Project Manager persona. | | /architect | Review the current plan against architecture rules using the Architect persona. | | /code | Generate code based on the approved plan using Developer personas. | | /verify | Analyze risks and suggest tests using the QA persona. | | /feature <desc> | Draft a comprehensive Feature Specification. | | /adr <title> | Create an Architecture Decision Record (ADR). | | /test <file> | Generate unit tests for a specific file. | | /review <file> | Perform an AI code review on a file. | | /explain <file> | Explain complex code in plain English. | | /config | Manage CLI settings (API keys, models, verbose mode). | | /doctor | Check environment health and dependencies. | | /update | Check for the latest version of CodeCraft. |

CLI Flags

You can also run commands directly without entering the REPL:

# Run a specific command
codecraft doctor

# Run with verbose logging
codecraft --verbose plan "Refactor the database schema"

# Override the AI model for a session
codecraft --model gpt-4o code

⚙️ Configuration

CodeCraft stores its configuration in ~/.codecraft/config.json. You can manage it via:

codecraft config

Supported settings:

  • API Key: Your OpenAI or supported LLM provider key.
  • Model: Default model to use (e.g., gpt-4-turbo, gpt-4o).
  • Verbose: Enable detailed debug logs.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please look at the Docs/ folder for architectural guidelines.

  1. Fork the repository.
  2. Create a feature branch.
  3. Commit your changes.
  4. Open a Pull Request.

📄 License

MIT