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nipun-ai

v2.0.0

Published

The Open-Source Bloomberg Alternative — 55+ data dimensions, multi-model AI analysis, zero cost. Run locally with one command.

Readme

🧠 Nipun AI CLI

One-command local launcher for Nipun AI, the open-source AI stock analysis platform.

Run

npx nipun-ai@latest

The CLI opens Nipun AI in your browser after starting the local frontend and Cloudflare Worker.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22 or newer
  • npm (included with Node.js)
  • Internet access on the first launch of a new Nipun AI release

No global install is required.

Deterministic releases

Each npm CLI version installs the matching GitHub release tag. For example, [email protected] installs GitHub release v2.0.0 under:

~/.nipun-ai/releases/2.0.0/

Dependencies are installed from the repository lockfiles using npm ci. A verified release is reused on subsequent launches, so the CLI does not reinstall dependencies every time.

The CLI never overwrites a manually cloned ~/nipun-ai directory and never terminates unrelated processes that happen to use the default ports. If ports 8787 or 5173 are busy, safe alternative local ports are selected automatically.

Diagnostics

npx nipun-ai@latest --doctor

This checks the local Node/npm environment, release cache, extraction tools, and default port availability without printing API keys or other secrets.

Other commands

npx nipun-ai@latest --version
npx nipun-ai@latest --help

Security and privacy

Nipun AI is BYOK. Do not paste API keys into terminal commands, GitHub issues, or logs. Report security issues using the private process documented in the repository's SECURITY.md.

Links

  • GitHub: https://github.com/myProjectsRavi/Nipun-AI
  • Live demo: https://nipun-ai.pages.dev/
  • Issues: https://github.com/myProjectsRavi/Nipun-AI/issues
  • License: MIT