ineedcodes 0.1.1 → 0.1.2

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  <img src="docs/assets/ineed-logo.svg" alt="ineed: your terminal, now autonomous" width="640"/>
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- # ineed
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+ **ineed**
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- [![website](https://img.shields.io/badge/web-ineed.codes-4ade80.svg)](https://ineed.codes)
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- [![learn](https://img.shields.io/badge/learn-ineed.web.id-e879f9.svg)](https://ineed.web.id)
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+ [![npm](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/ineedcodes.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/ineedcodes)
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  [![license](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-blue.svg)](LICENSE)
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  [![node](https://img.shields.io/badge/node-%E2%89%A520-brightgreen.svg)](https://nodejs.org)
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  [![platform](https://img.shields.io/badge/platform-linux%20%7C%20macOS%20%7C%20Windows-lightgrey.svg)]()
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- **[ineed.codes](https://ineed.codes)** (product) · **[ineed.web.id](https://ineed.web.id)** (free tutorials & AI resources) · [**Contributing**](CONTRIBUTING.md)
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+ [ineed.codes](https://ineed.codes) &nbsp;·&nbsp; [ineed.web.id](https://ineed.web.id) &nbsp;·&nbsp; [Contributing](CONTRIBUTING.md)
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  </div>
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  ---
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- `ineed` is a CLI-first AI agent. You describe the outcome you want in plain
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- language. It figures out how: reading code, running commands, editing files,
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- using Git, running tests, and proving the result with real evidence.
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+ ## What is ineed?
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+ A CLI AI agent. You say what you want in plain language. It does the work:
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+ reads code, runs commands, edits files, uses Git, runs tests, and shows you
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+ real proof that it worked.
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  ```bash
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  ineed "fix the build errors in this project"
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  ```
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- <a name="why-this-project-exists"></a>
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- ## Why this project exists
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- Most AI coding tools are built for people who already know Git, terminals,
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- and debugging. **ineed flips that**: it is built so that *beginners can learn
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- by watching an agent work*.
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+ Made for beginners. Every step is narrated in plain English, nothing is
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+ hidden, and success is never claimed without evidence. Watch how it works,
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+ learn the workflow: that is vibecoding.
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- - Every action is narrated in plain English: what it will do, why, and what
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- came out of it.
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- - Nothing is hidden. You see the real commands, the real diffs, the real
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- test output. Never fabricated.
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- - After finishing, the agent explains what happened and one thing worth learning.
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- - If something confuses you, just ask: *"explain that more simply."*
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+ ## Install
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- That is vibecoding: describing what you want, watching how a capable agent
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- achieves it, and absorbing the workflow until you can do it yourself.
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g ineedcodes
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+ ```
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- <a name="quick-start"></a>
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- ## Quick start
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+ Package name is `ineedcodes`. The command you type is `ineed`.
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- Requires Node.js 20+ (Windows, macOS, or Linux).
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+ ## First run
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  ```bash
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- git clone https://github.com/ineedcodes/ineedcodes.git
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- cd ineedcodes
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- npm install
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- npm run build
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- npm link
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+ ineed
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  ```
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- Or, once the repository is on GitHub:
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+ A setup wizard asks three things: pick a provider, paste an API key, choose
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+ a model from a live list. Saved once in `~/.ineedcodes/config.json`. Any
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+ OpenAI-compatible API works: OpenAI, iNeed API, OmniRoute, LM Studio,
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+ Ollama, vLLM, and more.
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+ ## Use it
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  ```bash
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- npm install -g github:ineedcodes/ineedcodes
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+ ineed # interactive session in this folder
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+ ineed "explain this repo" # one-shot task
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+ ineed --resume # continue your last session
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  ```
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- `ineed` opens a **setup wizard** on first run: pick a provider, paste an API key,
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- choose a model from a live list. Saved once, done forever.
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- Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint works: OpenAI, iNeed API, OmniRoute,
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- LM Studio, Ollama, vLLM, …
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+ Then just talk:
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- <a name="learn-while-it-works"></a>
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- ## Learn while it works
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+ - *Fix the authentication bug.*
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+ - *Get this GitHub project running.*
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+ - *Why is this API failing? Fix it and prove it.*
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+ - *Make this README sound human.*
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- The whole product doubles as a teaching tool:
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+ ## Learn while you work
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  | You type | You learn |
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- | `ineed` then a plain-language goal | how agents plan and verify work |
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+ | a plain-language goal | how agents plan and verify work |
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+ | `/plan` then `/build` | why reading before changing matters |
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  | `/context` | how token budgets and compaction work |
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- | `/plan` before `/build` | why reading before changing matters |
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  | `/think high` on a hard bug | how reasoning depth changes results |
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+ | `/init` | how AGENTS.md instructions shape an agent |
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  | `/doctor` | what a healthy setup looks like |
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- | `/init` | how project instructions (AGENTS.md) shape agent behavior |
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- | watching the tool output | real commands, real diffs, real evidence |
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- Explanations default to beginner-friendly. Change anytime:
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- ```bash
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- /explain beginner # more plain-English narration
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- /explain balanced
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- /explain terse # for when you already know what's happening
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- ```
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- > 📚 **New to AI coding?** Free tutorials on how to use AI tools, plus a
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- > curated list of free AI resources, live at **[ineed.web.id](https://ineed.web.id)**.
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- > No signup, no paywall.
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- ## Use it
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- ```bash
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- ineed # interactive session here
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- ineed "explain this repo" # one-shot
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- ineed --resume # continue your last session
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- ```
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- Then just talk:
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- - *Fix the authentication bug.*
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- - *Install this GitHub project and get it running.*
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- - *Why is this API failing? Then fix it and prove it.*
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- - *Make this README sound less AI-generated.*
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- Slash commands are optional shortcuts (`/help`, `/model`, `/context`, `/plan`,
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- `/build`, `/think`, `/memory`, `/skills`, `/permissions`, `/init`, `/doctor`,
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- `/resume`, `/clear`, `/copy`, `/exit`). Plain language always works.
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+ Slash commands are optional. Plain language always works:
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+ `/help` `/model` `/plan` `/build` `/think` `/context` `/memory` `/skills`
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+ `/permissions` `/init` `/doctor` `/resume` `/clear` `/copy` `/exit`
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- ## How it works
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+ > New to AI coding? Free tutorials and a curated list of free AI resources:
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+ > [ineed.web.id](https://ineed.web.id). No signup, no paywall.
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- ```
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- Natural language
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- Lead Agent (understands objective, recalls ICM memory, picks skills)
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- Iterative loop: reason → tool call → observe → adapt → verify
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- Real execution: files, shell, git, web, MCP tools
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- Evidence-based result: what changed, what ran, what passed
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- ```
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+ ## What is inside
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- - **Memory**: [ICM](https://github.com/rtk-ai/icm), permanent per-project memory.
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+ - **Agent runtime**: an iterative loop: reason, call a tool, observe the real
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+ result, adapt, verify. Plan mode (read only) and build mode. Reasoning
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+ effort from low to high.
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+ - **Tools**: filesystem, search (ripgrep with fallback), shell, Git, web, and
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+ a native MCP client. Tools take JSON, return JSON.
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+ - **Memory**: [ICM](https://github.com/rtk-ai/icm), one database per project.
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  Conventions, solved errors, and decisions survive across sessions.
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- - **Skills**: portable `SKILL.md` files. Built-ins: `boost` (isolated worktree +
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- - **Multi-agent**: the Lead Agent can spawn real sub-agents (research,
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- - **Permissions**: `ask` / `workspace` / `autonomous`. Safe in-project work
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- - **Secrets**: `.env`, SSH keys, tokens are never dumped into model context.
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+ - **Skills**: portable `SKILL.md` files. Built-ins: `boost` (isolated worktree
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+ - **Permissions**: `ask`, `workspace`, or `autonomous`. Destructive, remote,
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- core/ tools, LLM providers, ICM adapter, permissions, context, sessions, skills
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+ core/ tools, LLM providers, ICM adapter, permissions, context, skills
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- See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md). Good first issues: docs, beginner
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- <div align="center">
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+ ---
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- **MIT Licensed.** Made for people learning to code with AI.
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- **[ineed.codes](https://ineed.codes)** (the agent) · **[ineed.web.id](https://ineed.web.id)** (learn AI, free)
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+ [ineed.codes](https://ineed.codes) is the product.
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+ [ineed.web.id](https://ineed.web.id) is where you learn AI, free.
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  "name": "ineedcodes",
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- "version": "0.1.1",
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  "description": "ineed — your terminal, now autonomous. CLI-first general-purpose autonomous AI agent.",
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  "autonomous",
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  "coding",
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+ "devDependencies": {
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+ "@types/node": "^22.10.2",
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+ "esbuild": "^0.28.2",
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+ "typescript": "^5.6.3"
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  }