codefox 0.3.5

CodeFox CLI - code auditing and code review tool

CodeFox-CLI

Intelligent automated code review system

🦊 Overview

CodeFox-CLI is an intelligent automated code review system that takes over routine security and code quality checks, allowing senior developers to focus on architecture and complex tasks.

Unlike traditional linters, CodeFox understands the context of the entire project and its business logic, delivering not just review comments but ready-to-apply fixes (Auto-Fix). Works with Gemini, Ollama, and OpenRouter - use your preferred AI backend.

vs Linters	vs AI code review (e.g. CodeRabbit)
Understands full project context & business logic	Self-hosted / local (Ollama), no vendor lock-in
Suggests fixes, not only rules	Configurable models, security/performance/style rules
RAG over your codebase for relevant hints	CLI-first: git diff → review in seconds

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📥 Installation

Choose the installation method that fits your workflow.

🔹 Install dependencies (local setup)

pip install -r requirements.txt

🔹 Development mode (editable install)

Provides the local codefox CLI command and enables live code changes.

python3 -m pip install -e .

🔹 Install from GitHub

🐍 Using pip

python3 -m pip install codefox
# or python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/URLbug/CodeFox-CLI.git@main

⚡ Using uv (recommended for CLI usage)

uv tool install codefox
# or uv tool install git+https://github.com/URLbug/CodeFox-CLI.git@main

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✅ Verify installation

codefox version

Or

python3 -m codefox version

🚀 Quick Start

Initialize (stores your API key)

codefox init

Run a scan (uses the current git diff)

codefox scan

Show version

codefox version

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⚙️ Configuration

Ignore file: ./.codefoxignore Specifies paths that should not be uploaded to the File Store.

Model settings: ./.codefox.yml Used for fine-grained configuration of the analysis behavior and model parameters (such as model selection, temperature, review rules, baseline, and prompts). For detailed configuration options and examples, see WIKI.md.

Example config used in the demo above (Ollama + qwen3-coder):

provider: ollama
model:
  name: qwen3-coder:30b
  temperature: 0.5
  max_tokens: 4000
review:
  severity: high
  max_issues: null
  suggest_fixes: true
  diff_only: false
baseline:
  enable: true
ruler:
  security: true
  performance: true
  style: true
prompt:
  system: null
  extra: null

Token configuration: ./codefoxenv Stores the API token for the model. This file is used by the CLI for authentication and should not be committed to version control.

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📚 Documentation

Full configuration reference and examples: WIKI.md - provider settings, model options, review rules, prompts, and more.

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🧩 Commands

Command	Description
init	Saves the API key locally and creates a .codefoxignore and .codefox.yml file in the current directory.
list	Shows the full list of models available for the current provider (Gemini, Ollama, or OpenRouter) from .codefox.yml.
scan	Collects changes from the git diff, uploads files to the File Store, and sends requests to the configured model.
version	Displays the current CodeFox CLI version.
--help	Shows available flags and usage information.

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🧪 Examples

List available models (for the provider in .codefox.yml)

codefox list

Run a scan in a project

codefox scan

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🛠 Development

Install with dev dependencies (includes pytest, mypy, ruff, types-PyYAML):

pip:

pip install -e ".[dev]"
# or: pip install -r requirements.txt -r requirements-dev.txt

uv:

uv pip install -e ".[dev]"

Run tests:

pytest tests -v

Lint and format:

ruff check codefox tests
ruff format codefox tests

Static type check:

mypy codefox

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🤝 Contributing

Bug reports, pull requests, and documentation improvements are welcome.