devtrack 0.1.2

Developer task tracking and smart AI commit CLI tool

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 A developer task tracking and AI-powered Git commit CLI tool
                     — DevTrack —

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🚀 DevTrack CLI

🛠️ DevTrack is a lightweight developer productivity CLI tool for tracking tasks and generating meaningful Git commit messages (AI-powered) without leaving the terminal. It works both online (via OpenRouter) and offline (via Ollama).

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✨ Why DevTrack?

Modern developers juggle dozens of tasks daily — but Git alone doesn’t track the why behind each change.

🔹 Project managers use Jira.
🔹 Designers use Figma.
🔹 Developers use… their memory?

DevTrack fills the gap by giving you a developer-first micro-task tracker that lives right in your terminal.

• 🧠 Track your current focus
• 📝 Generate structured commit messages
• 🐢 Avoid messy, vague Git history
• 💻 Stay in flow — no switching tabs or opening heavy tools

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✨ Features

• ✅ Add, list, and remove tasks
• 🧠 Generate smart commit messages based on task description and git diff
• 🌐 Supports OpenRouter and Ollama for online/offline usage
• 📁 Stores tasks locally in .devtrack.json
• 🖥️ Runs from the terminal as devtrack <command>

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🚀 Installation

Install globally from PyPI:

pip install devtrack

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🧰 Usage

✅ Initialize DevTrack in a Project

devtrack init

This sets up ~/.devtrack.json for task tracking and walks you through configuring an AI provider for commit message generation.

You'll be asked to choose a provider:

• openai → Requires your OpenAI API key.
• ollama → Requires a local model name (e.g., codellama or llama3).
• openrouter → Requires your OpenRouter API key and model name (e.g., openrouter/openchat).

Your settings are saved in ~/.devtrackrc.

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➕ Add a Task

devtrack add "Refactor user authentication flow"

📋 View All Tasks

devtrack tasks

❌ Remove a Task

devtrack remove <task_id>

💬 Generate a Commit Message (AI-Powered)

First, stage your changes with git add.

Then run:

devtrack commit <task_id>

DevTrack uses your configured AI provider to generate a short, clean Git commit message based on the task description and current Git diff.

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🌐 AI Provider Configuration

To update your AI settings, simply run:

devtrack init

Or edit the ~/.devtrackrc file directly:

provider=openrouter
openrouter_api_key=your_api_key
openrouter_model=openrouter/openchat

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🧠 How It Works

• Tasks are stored locally in ~/.devtrack.json
• Each task has an ID, description, tag, and completion status
• Git commits are generated using task data
• Keeps your Git history meaningful and linked to your actual progress

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📂 Project Structure

devtrack/
├── devtrack/                  # Main package
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── cli.py                 # CLI entry point (Typer app)
│   ├── commits.py             # Commit generation logic
│   ├── tasks.py               # Task management logic
│   └── utils.py               # Utility functions (including config & AI query logic)
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├── tests/                     # (optional) Unit tests for the CLI and modules
├── examples/                  # (optional) Sample commands and use cases
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├── .devtrack.json             # Local task storage (generated at runtime)
├── .devtrackrc                # Optional runtime config (e.g., selected AI)
├── .env                       # API keys and environment config
├── pyproject.toml             # Packaging and dependencies
├── requirements.txt           # Pip installable requirements
├── README.md
├── .gitignore

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🧰 Requirements

• Python 3.7+
• Git (for commit generation)
• Typer CLI: python -m pip install typer[all]

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🌱 Roadmap & Features

See devtrack_roadmap.md for upcoming features and development phases.

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🧪 Development

For development, make sure you install DevTrack in editable mode:

pip install -e .

Then run your tool from anywhere using:

devtrack <command>

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👨‍💻 Contributing to DevTrack

Thanks for considering contributing! 💡

How to Contribute

1. Fork the repo
2. Create a branch (git checkout -b feature-idea)
3. Make your changes
4. Commit and push
5. Open a Pull Request 🚀

We welcome bug fixes, feature ideas, and even documentation improvements!

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🛡 .gitignore

Make sure your .gitignore includes:

.env
.devtrack.json
.devtrackrc
__pycache__/
*.pyc
devtrack.log

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📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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🙌 Author

Created by Raymond Degbe 💻

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💬 Philosophy

Great developers don’t just write code — they manage focus. DevTrack helps you turn microtasks into momentum.