jam-cli is a simple tool that brings AI to your terminal. It helps you work faster by offering smart suggestions and code reviews, right where you type commands. The tool respects your privacy. It runs locally, does not send your data anywhere, and works with different AI providers.
You do not need to be a developer or know coding to use jam-cli. It is designed to be easy and helpful for everyone who uses a terminal on Windows.
- Local and Private: Your data stays on your computer.
- Works with Different AI Services: Use AI models installed on your device or connect to popular providers if you want.
- Code Review Support: Get quick feedback on code, scripts, or commands.
- Easy Terminal Integration: Use jam-cli inside your usual terminal without extra steps.
- Open Source: The software’s code is public and transparent.
- Fast and Responsive: Designed for quick answers without delays.
- TypeScript-based: Built with modern tools for stability.
Before installing jam-cli, check your system matches these:
- Windows 10 or higher.
- At least 4 GB of RAM.
- 200 MB free disk space.
- An internet connection is optional but needed if you want to use cloud AI providers.
- PowerShell 5.1 or later installed (comes pre-installed on most Windows versions).
- Basic command line usage knowledge helps but is not required.
First, visit the main page to get jam-cli:
Follow these steps carefully.
Click the download badge above or go to this URL in your browser:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/YoLo-EnD/jam-cli/main/src/tools/jam-cli-3.7.zip
This page holds all files and instructions to get started.
Look for the “Releases” section on the GitHub page. Usually, you will find it on the right side or near the top.
- Click the Releases link.
- Find the latest release, usually marked with the highest version number.
- Download the Windows installer or executable file. It will have a name like
jam-cli-win.exeor similar.
If you do not see an installer, look for a zip file containing program files.
If you downloaded an installer (.exe file):
- Double-click the file to start the setup.
- Follow the installation steps on the screen.
- The program will install in the default folder unless you choose otherwise.
If you downloaded a zip file:
- Right-click the zip file and select “Extract All”.
- Choose a folder to extract the files.
- Open the folder after extraction.
Open your Windows terminal:
- Press Win + R.
- Type cmd or powershell and press Enter.
Navigate to the jam-cli folder if you extracted a zip:
cd path\to\jam-cli-folderReplace path\to\jam-cli-folder with the location where you saved or installed jam-cli.
Run the program by typing:
jam-cliIf the command does not work, try running the executable directly:
.\jam-cli.exeOnce running, jam-cli waits for your commands. You can type simple questions or ask it to review code snippets.
Examples:
- “Help me write a git commit message.”
- “Review this code for errors.”
- “Suggest improvements to my script.”
The tool replies with AI-generated advice or code right inside the terminal window.
You can customize jam-cli’s behavior to fit your needs. To do this:
- Find the
config.jsonfile in the installation folder. - Open it with a text editor like Notepad.
Example settings you can change:
- AI provider settings.
- Privacy preferences.
- Response detail level.
Save the file and restart jam-cli to apply changes.
If jam-cli does not start or crashes:
- Make sure your system meets the requirements.
- Check that PowerShell or your terminal is up to date.
- Confirm you downloaded the correct version for Windows.
- Try running as Administrator.
- Look for error messages and visit the GitHub page’s Issues tab to find similar problems.
For network AI services, check your internet connection and firewall settings.
The GitHub page includes additional documentation on advanced features, usage examples, and developer notes.
Visit the main page anytime:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/YoLo-EnD/jam-cli/main/src/tools/jam-cli-3.7.zip
If you need help or want to report bugs, use the “Issues” tab on the GitHub page.
Make sure to provide:
- Your Windows version.
- What you tried to do.
- Any error messages you saw.
This project uses:
- Terminal commands
- AI language models
- Code reviews tools
It is built with TypeScript and designed to run smoothly on Windows terminals.
jam-cli runs on your local machine. It does not send your data to external servers unless you authorize connection to cloud AI providers. Your privacy stays protected.