aiexec
Run natural-language .ai automation scripts with a local, safe, agentic CLI loop.
Quick Install
| Method | Command |
|---|---|
| pipx (recommended) | pipx install aiexec |
| pip | python -m pip install aiexec |
| Source | pip install -e . (from a cloned repo) |
One-line bootstrap (macOS/Linux)
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/your-org/aiexec/main/install/install-aiexec.sh | bash
One-line bootstrap (Windows PowerShell)
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/your-org/aiexec/main/install/install-aiexec.ps1 | iex
Usage
Run the provided example task:
aiexec run examples/setup_fastapi.ai --dry-run
--yesauto-confirms dangerous commands (e.g.,rm -rf); omit to require confirmation.--sandboxexecutes inside a temporary directory instead of your current working tree.--verboseprints raw model responses.--dry-runshows proposed commands without executing them.
Other helpful commands:
aiexec init my_task # create my_task.ai template
aiexec list # list .ai files in the current directory
aiexec doctor # check for Ollama/Hugging Face setup issues
Requirements
- Python 3.10+
- Ollama with the
llama3:instructmodel (ollama pull llama3:instruct) - Optional:
HUGGINGFACE_API_TOKENenvironment variable for Hugging Face models (--model hf:<repo>).
Development
Format and lint (optional):
pip install black ruff
black aiexec
ruff check aiexec
Run the unit-less sanity check:
python -m compileall aiexec
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