I'm David. I built Aicontextator to scratch my own itch. I was spending way too much time manually gathering and pasting code files into LLM web UIs. It was tedious, and I was constantly worried about accidentally pasting an API key.
Aicontextator is a simple CLI tool that automates this. You run it in your project directory, and it bundles all the relevant files (respecting .gitignore ) into a single string, ready for your prompt.
A key feature I focused on is security: it uses the detect-secrets engine to scan files before adding them to the context, warning you about any potential secrets it finds. It also has an interactive mode for picking files , can count tokens , and automatically splits large contexts. It's open-source (MIT license) and built with Python.
I'm David. I built Aicontextator to scratch my own itch. I was spending way too much time manually gathering and pasting code files into LLM web UIs. It was tedious, and I was constantly worried about accidentally pasting an API key.
Aicontextator is a simple CLI tool that automates this. You run it in your project directory, and it bundles all the relevant files (respecting .gitignore ) into a single string, ready for your prompt.
A key feature I focused on is security: it uses the detect-secrets engine to scan files before adding them to the context, warning you about any potential secrets it finds. It also has an interactive mode for picking files , can count tokens , and automatically splits large contexts. It's open-source (MIT license) and built with Python.
I'd love to get your feedback and suggestions.
The GitHub repo is here: https://github.com/ILDaviz/aicontextator