Autopilot watches your files, writes the commit, and pushes it —
so you stay in flow instead of context-switching to Git.
New to Git entirely? The interactive guide explains each step in plain language.
npm install -g @traisetech/autopilot● local-first ● privacy-focused ● developer-trust-first
Autopilot is designed with hard guarantees that protect your code, your workflow, and your peace of mind.
Never force-pushes. Never commits secrets. Never operates during merge conflicts. Automation stops the moment anything is ambiguous.
Every commit is explainable and reversible with undo. AI assists — it never decides on your behalf.
Your source code never leaves your machine unless you opt in to AI commit messages. Productivity metrics are anonymized and contain zero code.
Runs entirely on your machine. Works offline for everything except AI-generated messages. Your workflow, your rules.
Everything Autopilot can do, in nine commands.
Set up safety rails and configuration for your repository.
Start the intelligent background watcher.
Open the real-time terminal dashboard.
View productivity metrics and commit quality scores.
Sync and view your global ranking.
Safely revert the last automated commit.
Diagnose environment and setup issues.
An interactive walkthrough of the tool.
Manage local and global configuration.
Navigate to your project and run init. This sets up configuration and ignore files — and creates a git repo for you if you don't have one yet.
Start the watcher. Autopilot monitors your files and syncs changes automatically, in the background.
See what's happening, or stop the watcher when you're done for the day.