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@markwylde/ai-toolkit

v1.8.0

Published

A set of utilities for working with ai tools

Downloads

4

Readme

AI Toolkit (aitk)

AI Toolkit is a command-line utility for listing and dumping file contents in a directory structure, designed to assist with AI-related tasks. It now includes functionality to extract types and function signatures from TypeScript and JavaScript files, as well as AI-powered features for asking questions and editing files.

Installation

To install the AI Toolkit globally, run:

npm install -g @markwylde/ai-toolkit

Usage

aitk [command] [options] [directory1] [directory2] ...

Configuration

If you want to use the litellm ai features, you will need to ensure the following environment variables are set either in a near .env file, or in your shell environment:

export LITELLM_API_URL="http://localhost:4000"
export LITELLM_AUTH_TOKEN="your auth token"

Commands

  • cat: Dump all file contents into a text file
  • ls: Show a recursive directory tree of all files
  • types: List all types and function signatures for TypeScript and JavaScript files
  • ask: Ask a question to an AI model
  • edit: Apply AI-powered edits to files in the current directory
  • help: Show the help message

Options

  • --help: Show help message

Examples

  1. List all files in the current directory:

    aitk ls
  2. Dump contents of all files in a specific directory:

    aitk cat /path/to/directory
  3. List files in multiple directories:

    aitk ls /path/to/dir1 /path/to/dir2
  4. Extract types and function signatures from TypeScript and JavaScript files:

    aitk types /path/to/directory
  5. Ask a question to an AI model:

    aitk ask "Who are you?"
  6. Apply AI-powered edits to files in the current directory:

    aitk edit "Refactor the main function to use async/await"
  7. Show help message:

    aitk help

Features

  • Recursively lists files in a directory
  • Supports multiple directory inputs
  • Uses .aitkignore files for custom ignoring rules
  • Supports a global ~/.aitkignore file for system-wide ignore rules
  • Dumps file contents with file paths as headers
  • Displays directory structure with tree-like formatting
  • Extracts and lists types and function signatures from TypeScript and JavaScript files
  • AI-powered question answering
  • AI-powered file editing with diff view and HTML report generation

Ignore Rules

You can create a .aitkignore file in any directory to specify ignore rules. Additionally, a global ~/.aitkignore file can be used for system-wide ignore rules. The syntax is similar to .gitignore files.

Example .aitkignore file:

node_modules
*.log
build/

This will ignore the node_modules directory, all files with the .log extension, and the build directory.

Type and Function Extraction

The types command extracts and displays:

  • Function declarations (including export status)
  • Method declarations
  • Arrow functions
  • Interface declarations
  • Type alias declarations
  • Class declarations (including methods and properties)

This feature is particularly useful for quickly understanding the structure and API of TypeScript and JavaScript projects.

AI-Powered Features

Ask Command

The ask command allows you to ask questions to an AI model. It will prompt you to select a model from the available options and then provide an answer to your question.

Edit Command

The edit command applies AI-powered edits to files in the current directory. It generates an HTML report with diffs between the original and suggested content, which opens automatically in your default browser.