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ai-dev-terminal

v0.1.1

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Interactive terminal CLI that uses Codex to iteratively fix and rerun program failures.

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Readme

ai-dev-terminal

ai-dev is a terminal-first CLI that watches command output, detects failures or warnings, streams Codex responses, and reruns your command until it’s clean or you stop it.

Install

From npm (after publish)

npm install -g ai-dev-terminal

From source

npm install
npm run build
npm install -g .

Quick Start

ai-dev

Run commands inside the interactive UI, or use the one-shot commands below.

Commands

ai-dev                        Start interactive mode
ai-dev run -- <cmd>           Run a command in the current directory
ai-dev start-dev -- <cmd>     Run, detect errors/warnings, stream Codex, rerun
ai-dev codex -- <prompt>      Send a prompt to Codex (streams output)

ai-dev start-codex-session    Resume or start a session for this project
ai-dev new-codex-session      Start a fresh session for this project
ai-dev codex-session-path     Show session file path for this project
ai-dev codex-session-list     List sessions for this project
ai-dev codex-session-use <id> Use a specific session id

Examples

ai-dev run -- npm test
ai-dev start-dev -- npm test
ai-dev codex -- "Summarize the build errors above"

How start-dev Works

  • Runs your command.
  • If there are errors or warnings, it streams a Codex response.
  • It then re-runs the command.
  • The loop stops when there are no errors/warnings, or you press q between iterations.

Notes:

  • It does not apply patches to your files. It only streams Codex responses and re-runs.
  • Logs are saved under .ai-dev/logs/<run-id>/.

Sessions

Sessions are stored globally under your home directory:

  • Production: ~/.codex/.ai-dev-sessions.json
  • Development: ~/.codex/.ai-dev-sessions-dev.json (when NODE_ENV is not production)

Each project is keyed by its repo root. Use the session commands above to list or switch.

.gitignore

On startup, ai-dev ensures .gitignore includes entries for:

  • .ai-dev/
  • .ai-dev/logs/
  • .ai-dev/cache/
  • .ai-dev/history
  • .ai-dev/codex-session.json
  • .ai-dev-sessions.json
  • .ai-dev-sessions-dev.json

Requirements

  • Node.js >=18
  • @openai/codex-sdk dependency (bundled with this package)

Safety

ai-dev runs the exact command you provide and streams Codex output. It does not apply edits unless you extend it to do so.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.