Aider
AI pair programming in your terminal
工具信息
什么是 Aider？
Aider is a terminal-based AI pair programming tool that enables collaboration with large language models to start new projects or improve existing codebases. It maps your entire codebase to work well on larger projects, supports most popular programming languages, and integrates seamlessly with Git for automatic commits and change management.
核心功能
Cloud and local LLMs
Works best with Claude 3.7 Sonnet, DeepSeek R1 & Chat V3, OpenAI o1, o3-mini & GPT-4o, but can connect to almost any LLM, including local models.
Maps your codebase
Makes a map of your entire codebase, which helps it work well in larger projects.
100+ code languages
Works with most popular programming languages including python, javascript, rust, ruby, go, cpp, php, html, css, and dozens more.
Git integration
Automatically commits changes with sensible commit messages. Use familiar git tools to easily diff, manage and undo AI changes.
In your IDE
Use aider from within your favorite IDE or editor. Ask for changes by adding comments to your code and aider will get to work.
Images & web pages
Add images and web pages to the chat to provide visual context, screenshots, reference docs, etc.
Voice-to-code
Speak with aider about your code to request new features, test cases or bug fixes using your voice and let aider implement the changes.
Linting & testing
Automatically lint and test your code every time aider makes changes. Aider can fix problems detected by your linters and test suites.
Copy/paste to web chat
Works best with LLM APIs, but can also work an LLM via its web chat interface by streamlining copy/pasting code back and forth with a browser.
使用场景
- #1
Start a new project
Pair program with LLMs to start a new project.
- #2
Build on existing codebase
Pair program with LLMs to build on your existing codebase.
- #3
Voice-based feature, test, or bug fix requests
Request new features, test cases or bug fixes using your voice and let aider implement the changes.
- #4
IDE comment-based changes
Ask for changes by adding comments to your code within your favorite IDE or editor.
