neovate-code
neovateai/neovate-code/AGENTS.md
This file provides guidance to CODE AGENT when working with code in this repository. Neovate Code is an AI-powered coding agent CLI that transforms development workflow through conversational programming. It enables developers to interact with their codebase using natural language, providing intelligent code assistance, refactoring, and automation. Core Value: Bridge the gap between developer intent and code execution through natural language interaction, making complex codebase operations accessible and efficient. For detailed commands including VSCode extension and release processes, see separate…
What's in it
- AGENTS.md
- Project Overview
- WHY: Purpose and Goals
- WHAT: Technical Stack
- HOW: Core Development Workflow
- Architecture
- Core Structure
- Key Concepts
- Essential Coding Patterns
- Important Context
# AGENTS.md This file provides guidance to CODE AGENT when working with code in this repository. ## Project Overview ### WHY: Purpose and Goals Neovate Code is an AI-powered coding agent CLI that transforms development workflow through conversational programming. It enables developers to interact with their codebase using natural language, providing intelligent code assistance, refactoring, and automation. **Core Value**: Bridge the gap between developer intent and code execution through natural language interaction, making complex codebase operations accessible and efficient. ### WHAT: Technical Stack - **Runtime**: TypeScript/Node.js (requires Node.js 18+, built with Bun 1.2.7) - **Package Manager**: pnpm - **UI Framework**: Ink (React for terminal interfaces) - **AI Integration**: AI SDK with multiple LLM provider support - **MCP Support**: Model Context Protocol for extensible tool capabilities - **Testing**: Vitest - **Code Quality**: Biome (formatting + linting, config in `biome.json`) ### HOW: Core Development Workflow ```bash bun ./src/cli.ts # Run CLI in development mode npm run build # Build the project npm test # Run tests npm run typecheck # Type checking npm run format -- --write # Format code npm run ci # Full CI pipeline (typecheck + format + test) ``` For detailed commands including VSCode extension and release processes, see separate documentation files in the repository ## Architecture ### Core Structure The codebase follows a modular architecture with clear separation of concerns: ``` src/ ├── cli.ts # Entry point, initializes product with configuration ├── index.ts # Core app logic: argument parsing, session management, UI rendering ├── context.ts # Dependency injection and central context management ├── plugin.ts # Extensible plugin architecture for custom functionality ├── tools/ # Agent tools: bash, edit, read, write, grep, glob, fetch, todo ├── ui/ # React-based terminal UI components (Ink framework) ├── mcp.ts # Model Context Protocol integration for external AI services ├── slash-commands/ # Built-in commands accessible via slash notation ├── session.ts # Session persistence and resumption ├── messageBus.ts # Event-driven communication between components └── server/ # HTTP server mode for browser-based UI ``` ### Key Concepts **Tool System**: Tools are resolved dynamically based on context and permissions - Read-only: `read`, `ls`, `glob`, `grep`, `fetch` - Write: `write`, `edit`, `bash` (conditionally enabled) - Todo: `todo read/write` (session-specific storage) **Plugin Architecture**: Extensible system for adding custom functionality without modifying core code **Session Management**: Sessions persist and can be resumed, storing conversation history and todos in global config directory ## Essential Coding Patterns - Use `pathe` instead of `path` for cross-platform compatibility - Use `zod` for runtime type validation - Suffix tool classes with 'Tool' - Prefer async/await for asynchronous operations - Use subagent to run typecheck Code style is enforced by Biome (see `biome.json`) - don't manually enforce style rules. ## Important Context - Session data and todos stored in global config directory - CLI supports both interactive and quiet (non-interactive) modes
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CLAUDE.md
Skill
- add-nodebridge-handler.claude/skills/add-nodebridge-handler/SKILL.md
- test-nodebridge-handler.claude/skills/test-nodebridge-handler/SKILL.md
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