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@SatyamSingh8306 SatyamSingh8306 released this 24 Apr 18:59
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AetherMind v0.1.1

The autonomous coding agent, re-imagined.

AetherMind is a powerful CLI tool designed to autonomously handle complex software engineering tasks — from bug fixes and refactoring to feature development and documentation.

What's New in v0.1.1

Stable Release

This release marks the first stable version of AetherMind. All known issues have been resolved — the CLI runs without errors and tests pass.

Key Fixes

  • Circular Module Resolution — Fixed initialization errors that caused test failures
  • Feature Flag Architecture — Proper dead code elimination using feature('FLAG') pattern
  • Windows Compatibility — Path handling fixes for Windows environments
  • npm Global Install — CLI command aethermind now properly recognized after installation

Core Improvements

  • Improved module initialization order
  • Enhanced test suite stability
  • Better build reliability across platforms

Installation

npm (Recommended)

npm install -g @aethermind-ai/aethermind
aethermind --version

From Source

cd D:\Projects\AetherMind-Agentic-System\openclaude-core
bun install
bun run build

Usage

Start a conversation with AetherMind:

aethermind

AetherMind will analyze your codebase, understand your requirements, and execute tasks autonomously — writing code, running tests, and handling git operations.

Key Features

  • Autonomous Task Execution — Handles multi-step coding tasks without constant guidance
  • Multi-Tool Integration — File operations, bash commands, web search, and more
  • Permission System — User-controlled approval for potentially destructive operations
  • Background Tasks — Long-running operations run in parallel with main workflow
  • Session Persistence — Continue conversations where you left off

System Requirements

  • Node.js 18+ (Bundled with Bun support)
  • Bun runtime recommended for best performance
  • Git recommended for version control features

It's stable Version.

The future of autonomous coding is here.