ninjacli 0.2.1

Ninja CLI is a high-performance terminal assistant that bridges the gap between natural language and system execution. Powered by state-of-the-art LLMs, it allows you to build, manage, and automate your development workflow using simple conversational commands.

🥷 Ninja CLI

The Modern, AI-Powered Command Line Interface

Ninja CLI is a high-performance terminal assistant that bridges the gap between natural language and system execution. Powered by state-of-the-art LLMs, it allows you to build, manage, and automate your development workflow using simple conversational commands.

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🚀 Key Features

• Multi-Model Support: Seamlessly switch between OpenAI, Gemini, and OpenRouter.
• Intelligent Execution: Translates your intent into safe, executable shell commands.
• Advanced UI: Features a "Gemini-inspired" aesthetic with real-time status spinners, progress bars, and syntax-highlighted panels.
• Permission Logic: Granular control over restricted commands with a session-wide "Always Allow" bypass for power users.
• Custom Exit Logic: Clean shutdown sequence with automated interrupt signals.

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🛠️ Installation

Prerequisites

• Python 3.10+
• uv (Recommended) or pip

Setup

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/your-username/ninja-cli.git
cd ninja-cli

2. Install using uv: (Fastest):

uv add ninjacli

2. Install using pip:

pip install ninjacli

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📖 How to Use

1. Launching the AI

Simply type the following command from any directory:

ninjacli

2. Configuration

On the first run, Ninja CLI will guide you through:

• Provider Selection: Choose between OpenAI, Gemini, or OpenRouter.
• API Key Setup: Securely link your API key (stored in your local .env).

3. Interacting with the Agent

You can ask Ninja CLI to perform complex tasks such as:

• "Create a new React project in a folder named 'dashboard' and install tailwind."
• "Read the content of main.py and tell me if there are any security risks."
• "Find all log files in this directory and delete those older than 7 days."

4. Handling Restricted Commands

For safety, commands like rm or sudo trigger a confirmation prompt:

• [y] Yes: Execute this specific command once.
• [n] No: Skip this command.
• [always] Always Allow: Grants permission for all restricted commands for the remainder of the current session.

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⌨️ Useful Shortcuts

Action	Command / Key
New Line	SHIFT + ENTER
Exit CLI	Type exit, quit, or bye
Force Stop	CTRL + C (Double press)
Select API	Arrow Keys + ENTER

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🛡️ Security Note

Ninja CLI performs a directory check on startup. It is highly recommended to run the CLI within a specific project directory rather than your system's root directory to prevent accidental file modifications.