contribute-now 0.6.2-dev.3d69403 → 0.6.2-dev.560304f

package/README.md

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ cn setup          # shortest — even shorter than git!
 
 ### `contrib setup`
 
-Interactive setup wizard. Configures your repo's workflow mode, commit convention, your role, and branch/remote names. Writes `.contributerc.json`.
+Interactive setup wizard. Configures your repo's workflow mode, commit convention, your role, branch/remote names, and AI provider settings. Writes local config to `.git/contribute-now/config.json` by default.
 
 ```bash
 contrib setup
@@ -92,9 +92,29 @@ contrib setup
 Steps:
 1. Choose **workflow mode** — Clean Flow, GitHub Flow, or Git Flow
 2. Choose **commit convention** — Clean Commit, Conventional Commits, or None
-3. Detect remotes and auto-detect your **role** (maintainer or contributor)
-4. Confirm branch and remote names
-5. Write `.contributerc.json`
+3. Choose whether **AI features** should be enabled for this repo
+4. If using **Ollama Cloud**, pick from the available models returned by your API key, or enter one manually
+5. Detect remotes and auto-detect your **role** (maintainer or contributor)
+6. Confirm branch and remote names
+7. Write `.git/contribute-now/config.json` (or update `.contributerc.json` if that legacy file is still the active source)
+
+If you want to disable AI completely for a repo, run `contrib setup` and turn AI off, or set `"aiEnabled": false` in the active config file. Per-command `--no-ai` flags still work as one-off overrides when AI is enabled globally.
+
+If you want a cleaner output once you're familiar with the CLI, set `"showTips": false` in the active config file to hide the beginner quick guides and loading tips.
+
+---
+
+### `contrib config`
+
+Inspect the active repo config or edit it without rerunning the full setup flow.
+
+```bash
+contrib config
+contrib config --json
+contrib config --edit
+```
+
+Use `--edit` to update workflow settings, branch names, commit convention, AI provider details, the stored Ollama Cloud API key, and to choose from the currently available Ollama Cloud models. Ollama Cloud uses the built-in default host and does not ask for a custom host URL.
 
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@@ -146,6 +166,8 @@ After the AI generates a message, you can **accept**, **edit**, **regenerate**,
 
 **Group commit mode** (`--group`): AI analyzes all staged and unstaged changes, groups related files into logical atomic commits, and generates a commit message for each group. Great for splitting a large set of changes into clean, reviewable commits.
 
+If `aiEnabled` is set to `false` in `.contributerc.json`, `contrib commit` stays manual and `--group` is unavailable.
+
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 ### `contrib update`
@@ -205,7 +227,7 @@ contrib doctor --json   # machine-readable JSON output
 Checks include:
 - CLI version and runtime (Bun/Node)
 - git and GitHub CLI availability and authentication
-- `.contributerc.json` validity and `.gitignore` status
+- active repo config validity and storage location
 - Git repo state (uncommitted changes, lock files, shallow clone)
 - Fork and remote configuration
 - Workflow and branch setup
@@ -333,7 +355,7 @@ feat!: redesign authentication API
 
 ## Config File
 
-`contrib setup` writes `.contributerc.json` to your repo root:
+`contrib setup` writes `.git/contribute-now/config.json` by default. If a legacy `.contributerc.json` already exists, it remains the active source until you migrate or remove it:
 
 ```json
 {
@@ -348,7 +370,7 @@ feat!: redesign authentication API
 }
 ```
 
-> Add `.contributerc.json` to your `.gitignore` — it contains personal config and should not be committed.
+Use `contrib config --edit` to change these values later without rerunning the full setup flow. If you are still on the legacy `.contributerc.json`, keep that file ignored until you migrate away from it.
 
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