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@sangchu04/uncommitted

v0.1.1

Published

Local-first CLI for generating AI coworker diary drafts from Git activity and manual notes.

Downloads

395

Readme

Uncommitted

Uncommitted is a local-first TypeScript/Node.js CLI for generating AI coworker diary drafts from Git activity and manual notes.

Status

This project is in its initial CLI bootstrap phase. Commands are routed, but feature implementations are intentionally not included yet.

Setup

pnpm install

Development

pnpm test
pnpm build
pnpm dev -- --help

MVP Install (Dogfooding)

Prerequisites

  • macOS (Apple Silicon or Intel)
  • Node.js >=22.13.0 (node --version to verify)
  • pnpm 10.10.0 (pnpm --version to verify; install via npm i -g [email protected])

Install via npm (recommended)

npm install -g @sangchu04/uncommitted
uncommitted --help

Option B — tarball install (from source)

# 1. Clone and enter the repo
git clone https://github.com/james20140802/uncommitted.git
cd uncommitted

# 2. Install dependencies and build
pnpm install
pnpm build

# 3. Pack and install from the tarball into a temp dir (smoke-tested flow)
pnpm release:smoke

# Or install the tarball into your own project / global location:
npm pack
# → produces sangchu04-uncommitted-0.1.1.tgz
pnpm add -g file:./sangchu04-uncommitted-0.1.1.tgz
uncommitted --help

Option C — pnpm link (dev convenience)

# From the repo root (after pnpm install && pnpm build):
pnpm link --global
uncommitted --help

Verify the install

uncommitted --help
uncommitted init

See docs/release/MVP-CHECKLIST.md for the full pre-tag release checklist and docs/release/CI-WORKFLOW.md for the GitHub Actions release artifact workflow.

MVP Direction

The MVP is macOS-first and outputs local drafts, metadata, captions, safety reports, and 4:5 Instagram carousel PNGs. It does not auto-publish.

Exports

uncommitted export instagram writes Instagram-ready output to:

~/Uncommitted/exports/instagram/<date>/<rev>/

This sits sibling to drafts/, not inside it. Prior versions wrote to ~/Uncommitted/drafts/exports/instagram/...; that legacy location is no longer used.

Migrating from the legacy export location

If you previously ran uncommitted export instagram and have content under ~/Uncommitted/drafts/exports/..., Uncommitted will not auto-migrate it. To clean up:

  1. Run uncommitted doctor — it will surface a Legacy export directory warning when the old path exists, including the source and target paths.

  2. Either move the contents to the new path:

    mv ~/Uncommitted/drafts/exports/instagram ~/Uncommitted/exports/instagram

    or delete the legacy directory:

    rm -rf ~/Uncommitted/drafts/exports
  3. Re-run uncommitted doctor to confirm the warning is gone.

Future exports always write to the new sibling location; there is no silent fallback to the legacy path.