This action runs Aider in a container given a set of arguments, let's Aider apply changes, then it pushes the changes to the repository on the branch you pass to it.
The easiest and recommended way to use this action is to use the aider-github-workflows.
See Issue to PR workflow which is a great place to start.
In your workflow file, add the following step to your job:
jobs:
my_job:
steps:
- name: Apply changes with Aider
uses: mirrajabi/[email protected]
timeout-minutes: 10 # So that you won't accidentally burn your LLM provider credits!
with:
api_key_env_name: OPENAI_API_KEY
api_key_env_value: ${{ secrets.openai_api_key }}
branch: ${{ fromJson(steps.create_branch.outputs.result).ref }}
model: ${{ inputs.model }}
aider_args: '--yes --message "Do this and that"'
When using the action directly, you can pass the following inputs to it:
Field Name | Description | Required | Type | Default |
---|---|---|---|---|
aider_args |
Space-delimited args to pass to aider (Example: "--yes --message 'Make the dashboard sidebar purple'" ) |
true | string | - |
branch |
Branch to run Aider on | false | string | main |
model |
Model to run Aider with. Find available models on this page | true | string | - |
api_key_env_name |
"The name of the environment variable. For example, OPENAI_API_KEY, ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, etc. See more info here | false | string | - |
api_key_env_value |
The API Key to use as the value of the api_key_env_name |
false | string | - |
This project uses Paul Gauthier's Aider. It's a great tool, and you should check it out! You can also use it as your local coding assistant.