Ait

DX win: ait init now finishes the wiring on its own. After it returns, a single exec \$SHELL (or new terminal) is enough to start using your wrapped agent — no direnv allow, no eval \"\$(ait init --shell)\".

How it works

• ait init already auto-detects every supported agent CLI on \$PATH and installs hook bridges + wrappers under .ait/.
• Now it also installs a per-cd hook into your shell rc file (~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc). The hook prepends \$PWD/.ait/bin whenever you cd into an ait-initialized repo, and removes it on the way out.
• Idempotent: the hook block is fenced with # >>> ait shell integration >>> markers, so re-running ait init is a no-op.
• Reversible: ait shell uninstall removes the block.

Output

AIT initialized
Agent wrappers: claude, codex, gemini
Next:
- exec \$SHELL  # picks up .ait/bin via the installed shell hook
- then run claude ...
Details:
Shell hook: installed for zsh in ~/.zshrc (run \`ait shell uninstall\` to remove)

Opt out

• ait init --no-shell-install — skip rc-file modification (CI, root, hardened sandboxes, hand-managed dotfiles).
• The legacy hint (ait shell install / eval / direnv allow) is shown when auto-install is skipped or unsupported.

Install: pipx install ait-vcs or npm install -g ait-vcs.