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@tjalve/aie

v0.1.2

Published

AI Executor - autonomous GitHub issue execution for agentic development.

Readme

@tjalve/aie

AI Executor — autonomous GitHub issue execution for agentic development.

Installation

Executor follows strict supply-chain policy.

Recommended (pinned, no lifecycle scripts):

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile --ignore-scripts
# or for one-off:
pnpm add @tjalve/[email protected] --ignore-scripts --save-exact

Do not use pnpm add @tjalve/aie@latest as the preferred path.

The package has no preinstall, install, or postinstall scripts.

Usage

aie --version
aie --help

Initialize a repository after installing the package:

aie init . --dry-run
aie init . --defaults --yes

Check repository readiness before starting work:

aie doctor
aie schema --json

Migration

Repositories that already have copied issue-workflow helpers can inspect and migrate to package-backed Executor commands without changing files first:

aie migrate map
aie migrate legacy
aie migrate legacy --dry-run
aie migrate legacy --dry-run --json

aie migrate legacy --dry-run shows detected legacy paths, instruction references that can be updated, compatibility wrappers that could be installed, cleanup candidates, preserved files, conflicts, required confirmations, and the next recommended command. Review that plan before applying any local file changes.

For a full adoption guide, see docs/migration.md.

Apply only the specific migration action you intend:

aie migrate legacy --apply --dry-run
aie migrate legacy --apply
aie migrate legacy --install-wrappers --dry-run
aie migrate legacy --install-wrappers --apply
aie migrate legacy --cleanup --dry-run
aie migrate legacy --cleanup --apply

Compatibility wrappers are temporary shims for repositories whose instructions still call old helper paths. Cleanup removes only known legacy helper files unless exact paths are selected and reviewed with the documented force behavior. After any apply run, review the git diff, run the configured checks, and commit only intentional source and documentation changes.

After migration, use the normal autonomous issue cycle:

aie queue
aie start next --dry-run
aie start next
aie doctor

Requirements

  • Node.js 24 LTS or newer
  • git
  • GitHub CLI gh

Design

See docs/spec.md for the functional requirements.