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Neovate Code is a code agent to enhance your development. You can use it to generate code, fix bugs, review code, add tests, and more. You can run it in interactive mode or headless mode.

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Neovate, pronounced as ['niːəʊveɪt], is a coding agent to enhance your development workflow. You can use it to generate code, fix bugs, review code, add tests, and more.

✨ See more at neovateai.dev.

Quick Start

Ready to try Neovate Code? Getting started is simple:

npm install -g @neovate/code
neovate
# Or use the shorter alias
neo

We respect the API KEY environment variable for all providers. If you don't have an API Key, enter /login, select a provider, open the website, and enter the API Key.

Then enter /model to select a model of that provider.

Then you can start to use Neovate Code, describe what you want to do in the command line, review proposed changes and approve tools calls.

# Examples of what you can do:
"Add error handling to the user authentication function"
"Refactor this component to use TypeScript"
"Create unit tests for the payment service"
"Optimize this database query"

Visit our quickstart documentation for detailed installation and setup instructions.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md file for guidelines on setting up the development environment, running tests, and submitting pull requests.

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