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easy-pilot

v0.1.38

Published

8 days ago

Terminal-based AI creative writing assistant

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cli ink novel writing openai

easy-pilot

Terminal-based AI creative writing assistant for long-form novel workflows, built with Ink and local-first storage.

Install

npm install -g easy-pilot
easy-pilot

Requirements

Node.js 22 or newer
An OpenAI-compatible API endpoint and key

First Run

Start the CLI:

easy-pilot

Then open the settings view inside the app and configure:

apiKey
baseURL
model
language and generation options

Configuration is stored at:

~/.easy-pilot/config.json

Application data is stored at:

~/.easy-pilot/data/

Development

npm ci
npm run dev
npm run typecheck
npm run build

Publishing

This repository is configured for public npm publishing via GitHub Actions.

Pushes to main trigger the publish workflow.
The workflow runs type-checking and build first.
npm publish only happens when the local package.json version is newer than the latest npm version.
GitHub must have an NPM_TOKEN secret configured with publish permission.

When preparing a new release, bump the version in package.json, commit, and push to main.