devx is an AI-assisted command-line tool designed to automate and simplify developer workflows. It supports multiple working styles via editions, from beginner-friendly project generation to advanced workflows with automated docs, git commits, and more.
This project is currently in active development.
Core architecture, CLI command structure, and model workflows are not finalized.
Code examples and installation instructions will be added once the first public release is ready.
The work is stopped for a while because i'm working on a personal project right now.
| Edition | Description |
|---|---|
| Vibe | For beginners. Asks questions, generates full projects. |
| Standard | For experienced developers. Shell-only automation, no AI code edits. |
| Automate | For pros who want docs, commits, and structure automated. Code remains untouched. |
- CLI-based AI assistant using local models
- Multiple editions to match developer needs
- Assignable model roles (base, git, docs, etc.)
- Powered by Ollama — works fully offline
- Git-aware automation (commits, changelog, version bump)
- Project scaffolding & documentation support
- Local-first, privacy-respecting, no API keys required
devx allows different models for different responsibilities:
- base – Core command & reasoning
- git – Commit messages & changelogs
- docs – Auto-generate README / docstrings
- frontend – Assist with UI-related code
- backend – Route structure, API scaffolding
All models are pulled via ollama and work offline.
Examples of devx usage (docs-only, no code shown yet):
- Configure edition and models
- Scaffold projects
- Generate docs
- Smart commit and push
- Ask AI about code structure
- Automate git operations without touching actual code logic
This project uses the MIT License.
devx is created and maintained by @lilcloudcoder
For contributions, discussions, or collaboration, check the repo once it is open to public participation.