git-asd 1.1.2

a natural language git assistant for the terminal

ASD v1.1.2

ASD is a natural language Git assistant for the terminal. It translates plain English instructions into Git commands, helping you manage branches, histories, and merges safely and efficiently.

Why ASD?

• I struggled with Git’s commands and conflicts.
• I wanted a simple, transparent tool—no magic—just clear steps.

Features

• Translate English instructions into Git commands.
• Guide complex workflows with best-practice suggestions.
• Visualize commit graphs and branch histories.
• Offer safety checks and recovery guidance for risky operations.

Getting Started

Installation

From PyPI:

pip install git-asd

Or directly from GitHub:

pip install git+https://github.com/adikuma/asd.git

Launch

asd

This opens ASD’s interactive terminal interface. Enter any Git task in plain English.

Workflow

Here’s a quick look at the five-step process inside ASD:

flowchart LR
    Start([Start]) --> Analyze[Analyze Git Context]
    Analyze --> Intent[Parse User Intent]
    Intent --> Plan[Generate Execution Plan]
    Plan --> Review[Review Plan & Status]
    Review --> Execute[Execute Commands]
    Execute --> End([End])

1. Analyze Git Context: Examine git status to capture your repository’s state.
2. Parse User Intent: Turn your English request into a structured plan.
3. Generate Execution Plan:Create a safe list of Git commands.
4. Review Plan & Status: Inspect the plan and current status.
5. Execute Commands: Run each step with your approval and mini-lessons.

Roadmap

ASD is an early project with plenty of room for improvement. I would love to have people test it, report issues, and suggest features so I can refine and expand its capabilities.

Contributions and feedback are welcome. Please open an issue or submit a pull request.

Contribution Guidelines

This is my general contribution process; I like to keep it simple—sorry about that :)

Topic	Guidelines
Branching Strategy	feature/ for new features (e.g., feature/add-login-command), fix/ for bug fixes (e.g., fix/handle-empty-input).
Code Formatting	Use [ruff] for formatting. Run ruff format . before pushing.
Code Style	Keep comments lowercase; use # NOTE: or # TODO: for import-related comments.
Commit Messages	FollowConventional Commits specification.
Pull Requests & Merging	Create a PR; merging to main requires ≥1 collaborator approval; use squash merge.
Creativity	Feel free to experiment and innovate.

Updates

For a detailed change history, see UPDATES.md.