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aipr

v1.1.0

Published

4 months ago

Make your PRs with AI

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ai pull-request pr cli automation git github

aipr

Make your draft PRs with AI.

Install

pnpm install -g aipr

Local Development

Build and run the CLI without publishing:

pnpm run build
node dist/src/index.js --base-branch main

Link it globally to use the aipr command locally:

pnpm link --global
aipr --base-branch main

GitHub Actions Publishing

Publishing is handled from GitHub Actions.

Create a repository secret named NPM_TOKEN in GitHub:

GitHub repo: thatbeautifuldream/aipr
Secret name: NPM_TOKEN
Value: an npm token with permission to publish aipr

Then run the Publish workflow from the GitHub Actions tab and provide:

channel=latest with a version like 1.1.1
channel=next with a prerelease version like 1.1.1-beta.0

The workflow will validate the version, update package.json, build, test, commit the release, tag it, publish to npm, and push the branch and tag back to GitHub.

Published npm versions are not rolled backward or reused.

Usage

aipr --base-branch main

Create a GitHub draft PR for the current branch against the specified base branch.

Explicit source and target branches:

aipr create --base-branch main --head-branch feature/multi-harness

Choose a harness:

aipr --base-branch main --harness codex

Dry run:

aipr --base-branch main --dry-run

Supported Harnesses

Claude Code
Codex CLI
Gemini CLI

Requirements

Git repository with commits ahead of the base branch
GitHub CLI gh installed and authenticated
One supported harness installed and authenticated

Commands

aipr harness list
aipr doctor