Autohand Code CLI
VerifiedTerminal-native AI agent for planning and editing code directly in the CLI.
What is Autohand Code CLI?
Autohand Code CLI is a fast, terminal-based AI coding agent designed to handle planning, editing, testing, and automation tasks within your existing codebase. It operates directly from the command line, reading project context and executing changes only after user approval for safety.
The agent works through an interactive REPL that supports file mentions, slash commands, and keyboard shortcuts while integrating with Git for version control. It connects to various LLM providers including OpenAI, local models, and others, allowing flexible model switching during sessions.
This tool suits developers who prefer staying in the terminal without switching contexts, as well as teams automating repetitive engineering work in local setups or CI/CD pipelines.
What you can build with Autohand Code CLI
Refactor modules
Describe a refactoring goal in natural language and let the agent analyze the codebase, propose edits, and apply changes after approval.
Fix errors quickly
Run a command to identify and resolve TypeScript or other language errors across files while maintaining version history.
Automate feature additions
Use the agent in interactive or command mode to implement UI toggles, auth updates, or other features with tool execution.
Install Autohand Code CLI
curl -fsSL https://autohand.ai/install.sh | bashcurl -fsSL https://autohand.ai/install.sh | bash- 1Ensure Bun 1.0 or later is installed on your system.
- 2Run the quick install script via curl to set up the CLI globally.
- 3Clone the repository manually and build with Bun if preferring source installation.
- 4Launch the agent with the autohand command to start an interactive session.
- 5Enter a natural language instruction to begin planning and executing tasks.
Autohand Code CLI: pros & cons
Pros
- +Stays inside the terminal for zero context switching during development.
- +Supports multiple LLM providers and local models for flexibility.
- +Includes built-in Git integration and permission prompts for safe execution.
- +Extensible via modular skills and available SDKs in several languages.
Cons
- –Requires Bun runtime which may add setup overhead for some users.
- –Primarily terminal-focused so lacks native GUI features.
- –SDK packages are in beta and may have incomplete documentation.
Frequently asked questions
It runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows with full cross-platform compatibility.
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