Welcome to Kodezi CLI

Kodezi CLI

Kodezi CLI is an AI-powered command-line assistant designed to enhance your development workflow. It brings intelligent code editing, analysis, automation, and tool execution directly into your terminal, powered by natural language.

Whether you're reviewing code, generating documentation, fixing bugs, or integrating automation into CI/CD, Kodezi CLI streamlines tasks with intelligent, context-aware assistance.

Key Features

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Interactive AI Assistant

Natural language interface for code tasks with real-time interaction and intelligent responses

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12 Built-in Tools

Comprehensive toolkit for file operations, shell execution, search, and more

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LSP Integration

Real-time code intelligence and diagnostics with Language Server Protocol support

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MCP Support

Extensible with Model Context Protocol servers for enhanced functionality

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Session Management

Persistent conversations with SQLite storage for seamless workflow continuity

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Permission System

Approval required before executing commands or modifying files for enhanced security

Getting Started

Ready to get started? Follow these simple steps to install and set up Kodezi CLI in minutes!

Installation

Install globally using npm:

npm install -g kodezi-cli

First Steps

Install Kodezi CLI

Install the CLI tool globally using npm to make it available from anywhere in your terminal.

npm install -g kodezi-cli

Visit the Installation Guide for detailed instructions.

Authenticate Your Account

Set up your API token to connect Kodezi CLI with your account.

kodezi auth login

Learn more in the Authentication Guide.

Start Interactive Mode

Launch the interactive AI assistant and start building with natural language commands.

kodezi

Explore and Build

Check out the Quick Start Guide to learn the basics and start using Kodezi CLI effectively.

Quick Examples

Start with simple file operations and information queries:

# Start interactive mode
kodezi

> "Show me all TypeScript files in src/"
> "List all files in the current directory"
> "What files are in the components folder?"

Use Kodezi CLI for code analysis and documentation:

# Start interactive mode
kodezi

> "Find all TODO comments in the project"
> "Add JSDoc comments to utils.ts"
> "Review the error handling in api/routes.ts"

Get help debugging and fixing issues:

# Start interactive mode
kodezi

> "Find all console.log statements"
> "Check for unused imports in src/"
> "Help me debug the authentication flow"

Documentation Sections

Getting Started: Installation, authentication, and quick start
Commands: CLI commands and options
Configuration: Customize behavior and settings