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ai-summon

v0.0.4

Published

A small TypeScript CLI (binary name: `ai`) for:

Readme

ai-summon

A small TypeScript CLI (binary name: ai) for:

  • Opening projects in Cursor or Claude via an interactive fuzzy search
  • Managing personal URL bookmarks and URL groups (open in Chrome)
  • Bootstrapping ~/.ai/config.json

Installation

npm install -g ai-summon

npm version

After install, you should have the ai command available:

ai --help

Install from source (dev)

yarn install
yarn build:install

Commands

ai init

Initialize ~/.ai/config.json.

ai init
ai init --working-directory /Users/you/dev
ai init --force

Options:

  • -w, --working-directory <path>: set workingDirectory without prompting
  • -f, --force: overwrite existing config without confirmation

ai cursor [search]

Open a project in Cursor.

ai cursor
ai cursor payments

ai claude [search]

Open a project in Claude Code.

ai claude
ai claude impactful

ai cursor refresh / ai claude refresh

Refresh the cached auto-discovered repositories (only applies when workingDirectory mode is enabled).

ai cursor refresh
ai claude refresh

ai url ...

URL bookmark management (stored in ~/.ai/config.json).

ai url add <name> <url>

ai url add jira https://your-jira.example.com

ai url remove [name]

If name is omitted, you’ll enter interactive search mode.

ai url remove jira
ai url remove

ai url search [--suppress]

Interactively search bookmarks and open the selected URL in Google Chrome.

ai url search
ai url search --suppress

Options:

  • --suppress: auto-dismiss popups by simulating the Enter key after opening (macOS via osascript)

ai url group

Select a configured URL group and open all URLs in a new Chrome window.

ai url group

Configuration (~/.ai/config.json)

Run ai init to create the file. The CLI supports two modes for project selection:

Auto-discovery mode (recommended)

Set workingDirectory to a folder containing your git repositories. The CLI will recursively scan for repos (by .git) and cache results to speed up future runs (cache file: ~/.ai/ide-repos-cache.json).

Example:

{
  "workingDirectory": "/Users/you/dev",
  "urls": {},
  "urlGroups": {}
}

Development

yarn install
yarn build
yarn dev

Requirements / Notes

  • Node.js: required to run the CLI
  • Cursor: ai cursor shells out to cursor <path>
  • Claude Code: ai claude shells out to claude (and runs it in the selected repo directory)
  • Chrome + macOS: ai url ... currently uses open -a "Google Chrome" ... (and osascript for --suppress)

License

ISC