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codemend-cli

v0.2.2

Published

CLI for Codemend — apply AI-generated fixes to your codebase

Readme

codemend-cli

Command-line interface for Codemend — view production errors, check AI-generated fixes, and apply them directly from your terminal.

Install

npm install -g codemend-cli

Usage

codemend <command> [flags]

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | codemend errors | List recent production errors | | codemend live | Stream new errors in real-time | | codemend status | Show project health overview | | codemend show <error-id> | Show fix details for a specific error | | codemend apply <error-id> | Apply an AI-generated fix to your codebase | | codemend export | Export errors to JSON or CSV | | codemend init | Save your API key to .codemendrc |

Flags

| Flag | Description | |---|---| | --json | Output as JSON (works with errors and show) | | --key <value> | API key (overrides env var and .codemendrc) | | --help | Show help | | --version | Show version number |

Export flags

| Flag | Description | |---|---| | --format json\|csv | Output format (default: json) | | --limit N | Max records to export (default: 1000) | | --status <status> | Filter by status: new, analyzing, analyzed, fixed, ignored | | --output <file> | Write to a file instead of stdout |

Configuration

Set your API key using any of these methods (in priority order):

  1. CLI flag: codemend --key ah_xxx errors
  2. Environment variable: export CODEMEND_API_KEY=ah_xxx
  3. RC file: Run codemend init to save your key to .codemendrc in the current directory, or place a .codemendrc in your home directory for global use.

Get your API key from codemend.ai/dashboard/settings.

Examples

# List recent errors
codemend errors

# Watch for new errors in real-time
codemend live

# Check project health
codemend status

# See the AI fix for a specific error
codemend show abc123-def456

# Apply the fix directly to your codebase
codemend apply abc123-def456

# Export all analyzed errors to CSV
codemend export --format csv --status analyzed --output errors.csv

# Use inline API key
CODEMEND_API_KEY=ah_xxx codemend errors

License

MIT — Knod, Inc.