Aider is the AI pair programmer that edits code in your local git repo via the terminal. Works with your editor, any LLM (Claude 3.5 Sonnet, DeepSeek R1, GPT-4o, local models), and many languages.
AI Pair Programming in Your Terminal
Aider is the AI pair programmer that edits code in your local git repo via the terminal. Works with your editor, any LLM (Claude 3.5 Sonnet, DeepSeek R1, GPT-4o, local models), and many languages.
Hi everyone！ Aider is an open-source tool that brings AI pair programming directly into your terminal. It lets you collaboratively edit your existing codebase with an LLM, right in your terminal. Here's how it works: Add Files: You tell aider which files to work on, like: aider file.js Chat: Describe changes in natural language. AI Edits: aider applies edits directly to your files. Review & Iterate: Use your editor, and keep chatting. Git Commits: Auto-commits with good messages. While tools
@zaczuo Thanks for sharing aider! Any chance you can add me as a "maker"? Also, I'm happy to answer any questions folks have about aider.
This is awesome for devs who live in the terminal! 🧰 AI pair programming directly applied to your existing codebase—without needing to switch contexts—is such a smart approach. The automatic git commits with meaningful messages is a particularly nice touch. Combine that with the open-source angle and Aider feels like a must-try for anyone who loves working fast and close to the code. Excited to see how this evolves! Are you planning to add support for multi-file refactors or deeper project-wide
Big fan of aider, been my main coding assistant since mid 2023.
It's really save my time between commands' document
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