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aigitt

v1.1.1

Published

AI-powered Git workflow automation — ship your code in one command

Readme

⚡ GitPilot

"Cursor for Git workflows."
A local AI-powered Git automation assistant for developers.

npm version license


The Problem

Every developer repeats these scattered, noisy sequences dozens of times a day:

1. The "Commit & Push" Chore

git add .
git status
git commit -m "fix stuff"
git push
# fatal: The current branch feature/login has no upstream branch.
git push --set-upstream origin feature/login

2. The "Branch Management" Mess

git branch -a        # "Wait, what branches do I have?"
git checkout -b new  # "Let me create a new one"
git switch main      # "Let me go back"
# error: Your local changes would be overwritten by checkout...

The Solution

aigitt ship
aigitt push
aigitt branch

Three simple commands for your daily workflow. For everything else? aigitt works exactly like git. You can completely alias git to aigitt and never look back!


Installation

npm install -g aigitt

Commands

aigitt ship

The flagship command. Runs the full Git workflow 100% Vim-Free:

✔ Detect git repository
✔ Show changed files (modified / added / deleted)
✔ Stage all changes  (git add .)
✔ Prompt for commit message
✔ Commit changes locally
✔ Changes committed!

(By using a clean, interactive terminal prompt for your commit message, aigitt ship completely bypasses the dreaded Vim editor. Plus, once your commit is done, it instantly offers to run aigitt push for you!)

Options:

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | -m, --message <msg> | Skip the prompt — use this message directly |

Examples:

# Interactive mode
aigitt ship

# With inline commit message
aigitt ship -m "feat(auth): add login validation"

aigitt push

Push your committed changes to GitHub/remote automatically.

✔ Detect git repository
✔ Check if remote exists (prompts to add GitHub URL if missing)
✔ Detect branch and upstream
✔ Push to remote (auto-sets upstream if needed)

Examples:

aigitt push

aigitt branch

A single command to handle everything related to branches.

  • Interactive Switch: Run without arguments to see a clean list of local branches. Use your arrow keys to select and switch.
  • Instant Create: Pass a name to instantly create and switch to a new branch.

Examples:

# Interactive selection menu
aigitt branch

# Create and switch immediately
aigitt branch new-feature

aigitt status

Clean, readable working-tree status with intelligent next-step routing:

aigitt status

Output:

Modified:
  ~ src/auth.ts

Untracked:
  ? notes.txt

? You have uncommitted changes. What would you like to do?
❯ Run `aigitt ship` now
  Exit

(If your workspace has changes, it instantly offers to run aigitt ship. If your workspace is clean but you have local commits, it offers to run aigitt push. GitPilot guides you to the next logical step automatically!)


Before vs After

1. Shipping Code

Before (3 commands, repetitive noise):

git add .
git status
git commit -m "feat: add login"

After (1 simple command):

aigitt ship

2. Pushing Code

Before (Error-prone, manual upstream tracking):

git push
# fatal: The current branch feature has no upstream branch.
git push --set-upstream origin feature

After (1 smart command):

aigitt push

(Auto-detects branch, auto-sets upstream, stops if up-to-date!)

3. Branching

Before (Scattered commands):

git branch -a        # view branches
git checkout -b new  # create new
git switch main      # switch existing

After (1 interactive command):

$ aigitt branch

? Select a branch to switch to:
  main
❯ feature/login
  hotfix/typo

(Use your arrow keys to quickly switch branches, or use aigitt branch <name> to instantly create and switch to a new one. Plus, it blocks switches when your worktree is messy!)

4. Everything Else

Before (Switching between custom CLI and Git):

git log --oneline
git rebase main

After (100% Git Compatible):

aigitt log --oneline
aigitt rebase main

(GitPilot seamlessly passes any unknown commands directly to standard Git. You can use it as a complete 1:1 drop-in replacement!)


Documentation

Looking for more details? Check out the docs/ folder:


Roadmap

| Phase | Status | Description | |-------|--------|-------------| | Phase 1 | Complete | aigitt ship — full workflow automation | | Phase 2 | Planned | Smart commit types, selective staging, pre-push checks | | Phase 3 | Planned | Local AI commit messages via Ollama | | Phase 4 | Planned | Git hooks, team config, .aigittignore | | Phase 5 | Planned | VSCode extension, GitHub integration |


Tech Stack

  • Language: TypeScript
  • CLI framework: Commander
  • Git integration: simple-git
  • Prompts: Inquirer
  • Styling: Chalk + Ora

Development

# Clone and install
git clone https://github.com/your-username/gitpilot
cd gitpilot
npm install

# Build
npm run build

# Link locally for testing
npm link
aigitt --help

License

MIT © GitPilot