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repomind

v2.0.0

Published

AI-powered git commit messages and repository insights

Downloads

242

Readme

repomind

AI-powered git commit messages and repository insights.

npm install -g repomind
repomind login
git add .
repomind commit

Docs: https://repomind.dev/docs

How this package works

repomind is a thin Node shim (bin/repomind) around a native binary written in Go. The binary is not in this package. It ships in six platform packages, declared here as optionalDependencies:

| Package | os | cpu | | --- | --- | --- | | @repomind-dev/cli-darwin-arm64 | darwin | arm64 | | @repomind-dev/cli-darwin-x64 | darwin | x64 | | @repomind-dev/cli-linux-arm64 | linux | arm64 | | @repomind-dev/cli-linux-x64 | linux | x64 | | @repomind-dev/cli-win32-arm64 | win32 | arm64 | | @repomind-dev/cli-win32-x64 | win32 | x64 |

npm installs only the one matching your machine and silently skips the rest. The shim resolves it with require.resolve and executes it, forwarding your arguments untouched (no shell interpretation) and propagating the exit code.

No install scripts. Neither this package nor the platform packages run postinstall, and nothing is downloaded at install time. npm install --ignore-scripts works exactly the same.

Do not install with --no-optional — that skips the binary and the shim has nothing to run.

Node 20+ is required for the shim only; the CLI itself is a static binary with no runtime dependencies.

REPOMIND_BINARY=/path/to/repomind overrides binary resolution, for local builds and debugging.

Nota para quem mantem o repo

O package.json versionado em npm/wrapper/ e um template: version e as versoes das optionalDependencies valem 0.0.0-dev no repo e sao reescritas por scripts/publish-cli-npm.ts na montagem. JSON nao aceita comentario — por isso o aviso mora aqui.