AI-Powered Code Review CLI 🛠️

A intelligent CLI tool that leverages AI for code analysis, pull request generation, and interactive code reviews.

Features ✨

• AI Code Analysis - Get detailed feedback on code quality and potential improvements
• Git Diff Review - Analyze changes in real-time with review-diff command
• PR Generation - Automatically generate PR descriptions from templates
• Interactive Review - Chat-style interface for code feedback
• Real-time Streaming - Get immediate AI responses as they're generated

Installation 📦

npm install -g deepreview

First Time Setup

After installation, run:

deepreview setup

To update your API key later, just run again:

deepreview setup

Configuration ⚙️

Customize your CLI behavior with:

deepreview setup

Available settings:

• API Key (required)
• Base URL (default: OpenAI's endpoint)
• Default Model (gpt-4o, gpt-4, gpt-3.5-turbo, deepseek-chat, deepseek-reasoner)

View current config:

deepreview config

Usage 🚀

Analyze Code Quality

deepreview analyze path/to/file.ts
Output formats: text (default) or json
deepreview analyze src/ --format json

Review Git Changes

Review staged changes
git diff --staged | deepreview review-diff -
Review specific branch changes
git diff main | deepreview review-diff -

Generate PR Descriptions

From current changes
git diff --staged | deepreview generate-pr
From specific branch comparison
git diff origin/main | deepreview generate-pr

Interactive Code Review

deepreview review src/deepseek.ts

Development 🛠️

Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/deepreview.git
cd deepreview
Install dependencies
npm install
Set up environment configuration
cp .env.example .env

Add your OpenAI API key to .env:

AI_API_KEY=your_api_key_here

Security 🔒

• API keys are stored in your system's secure credential storage:
  • macOS: Keychain
  • Windows: Credential Vault
  • Linux: libsecret
• No sensitive data is stored in plain text files
• Uninstalling will automatically remove all credentials

This implementation:

1. Uses OS-native secure credential storage
2. Doesn't store API keys in plain text
3. Automatically cleans up on uninstall
4. Falls back to .env for development
5. Maintains strict file permissions for any metadata files

The key benefits:

• Credentials are encrypted at rest by the OS
• Other applications can't access the credentials
• No manual file permission management needed
• Automatic cleanup when uninstalling