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@noalia/codetitan

v2.0.0

Published

Public CLI for CodeTitan JS/TS verification and review-first remediation

Readme

CodeTitan CLI

@noalia/codetitan is the public local CLI for the current CodeTitan wedge:

  • JS/TS verification
  • review-first deterministic fix preview
  • JSON, markdown, and SARIF outputs

Phase 1 scope is intentionally narrow. The CLI is optimized for high-signal surfaced findings, not universal static analysis.

Install

npm install -g @noalia/codetitan

Then verify the install:

codetitan --help

If you are evaluating from the monorepo before the public npm release is cut, use npm run cli -- ... from the repository root instead.

Analyze

Generate a JSON artifact:

codetitan analyze . --no-ai --ai-generated --format json --output codetitan-report.json

Generate a markdown summary:

codetitan analyze . --no-ai --ai-generated --format markdown --output codetitan-summary.md

Generate SARIF for GitHub Code Scanning:

codetitan analyze . --no-ai --ai-generated --format sarif --output codetitan-report.sarif

Fix

Preview the deterministic autofix path:

codetitan fix . --dry-run --patch-output codetitan-fixes.patch

Apply the same deterministic fixes with verification and rollback on syntax failure:

codetitan fix .

Current default autofix coverage is intentionally limited. Safe deterministic fixes are enabled by default, while riskier categories remain suggestion-only.

GitHub

Use the public GitHub Action for PR and CI verification:

- uses: Noa-Lia/codetitan-action@v1
  with:
    path: .
    fail-on-severity: HIGH
    format: both

Development

cd packages/cli
npm run build
npm test -- --runInBand