Agenzic CLI
Agenzic is a terminal-based AI assistant for developers. It streamlines developer workflows by providing AI-powered commit messages, code/file summarization, pull request reviews, documentation generation, and unit test suggestions — all from the command line.
Features
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AI Commit Assistant Generate clean, conventional commit messages from staged Git changes. Supports multiple options and allows editing before committing.
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Code/File Summarizer Summarize files or entire codebases to quickly understand legacy code or onboard new developers.
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AI PR / Code Reviewer Review staged Git changes or specific code files. Provides suggestions for security, style, and possible bugs.
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Documentation Generator Generate docstrings or README drafts for individual files or entire projects.
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Test Case Generator Suggest unit tests for your functions based on code content.
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Version & Environment Info Quickly display the current version of Agenzic along with relevant environment information.
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Help & Usage Guidance Built-in help command provides a concise overview of commands and usage examples.
Installation
pip install agenzic
Usage
# Generate AI commit messages for staged changes
agenzic commit
# Summarize a file
agenzic summarize -f myscript.py
# Code Review of a specific file
agenzic review -f myscript.py
# Generate documentation
agenzic docgen -f myscript.py
agenzic docgen -d folder/
# Generate code file
agenzic codegen 'write a python code' -f abc.py
# Generate unit tests for a file
agenzic tests -f myscript.py
# Ask AI a question about file or dir
agenzic ask "Your Question"
agenzic ask "Your Question" -f app.py
agenzic ask "Your Question" -d folder/
# Generate project tree with custom depth (1=top-level only, 2=one level deep, etc.) (default=2)
agenzic projtree
agenzic projtree -d folder/
agenzic projtree -d folder/ -l 3
# Debug inspector: show environment, config, PATH, plugins, Python version.
agenzic inspect
# Show version and environment info
agenzic version
# Show project information
agenzic about
# Display help
agenzic help
Contributing
Agenzic is open-source! Contributions are welcome via pull requests and issues.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Metadata
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