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repomind

v0.14.0

Published

AI-powered git commit messages and repository insights

Readme

repomind

AI-powered git commit messages and repository insights — the primary developer-facing tool for RepoMind, used daily in the terminal.

Part of the repomind monorepo.

Installation

bun add -g repomind

Quick Start

# 1. Authenticate
repomind login

# 2. Stage your changes
git add .

# 3. Generate a commit message
repomind commit

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | repomind commit | Generates a commit message from git diff --staged | | repomind split [--all] | Analyzes staged changes and splits them into atomic commits | | repomind pr | Generates a PR description from the diff between branches | | repomind login [--token <token>] | Authenticates via Device Flow (code + browser) or Personal Access Token | | repomind logout | Ends the current session and removes the local token | | repomind whoami | Displays the currently authenticated user | | repomind help | Displays help for available commands |

Flags

Each command accepts:

  • --verbose / -v — Show error details
  • --help / -h — Show command help
  • --version / -V — Show CLI version (top-level flag)

repomind split also accepts:

  • --all — Include unstaged and untracked changes (default: staged only)

Usage Examples

Generate a commit message from staged changes:

git add src/feature.ts
repomind commit
# → feat(feature): add new feature logic

Split staged changes into atomic commits:

git add .
repomind split
# Analyzes diff → proposes multiple atomic commits → confirms each

Generate a PR description:

repomind pr
# Compares HEAD with base branch (main/master) → generates description

Development

Prerequisites: Bun >= 1.0.0

# Install dependencies (from monorepo root)
bun install

# Run in development mode
bun --cwd apps/cli dev

# Build
bun --cwd apps/cli run build

# Typecheck
bun --cwd apps/cli run typecheck

# Tests
bun --cwd apps/cli test

Environment: copy .env.dist to .env.local inside apps/cli/ and adjust values as needed.

License

MIT