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AIGuardian helps clean up and organize your project files based on what type of project you have. It can remove temporary files, fix formatting issues, and suggest improvements - but it will always ask for your permission first.
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No! AIGuardian creates a backup before making any changes. If anything goes wrong, you can restore your files from the backup. Also, if you use the --dry-run option, it will show what would change without actually changing anything.
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No special programming knowledge is needed. AIGuardian is designed to be helpful for everyone, from beginners to experts. Just follow the prompts on screen.
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Yes! In fact, AIGuardian is especially helpful for organizing and cleaning up code that was generated by AI tools like ChatGPT or Copilot.
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AIGuardian works with many project types including:
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Don't worry! AIGuardian automatically detects your project type by scanning your files. You don't need to specify anything.
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Yes, AIGuardian is safe to use. It doesn't send your code anywhere, and it creates backups before making changes.
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You can run AIGuardian:
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If you don't like a change, you can restore from the backup that AIGuardian creates. The backup can be found in the .aiguardian/backups folder in your project.
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No, once AIGuardian is installed, it works completely offline.
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Version 1.1.0 includes several improvements:
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AIGuardian is designed to be lightweight and only uses native Node.js modules with the exception of 'chalk' for colorful terminal output.
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You can run a specific task using the --task option:
``
aiguardian --task clean-gitignore
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You can run all tasks without confirmation using:
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aiguardian --all --yes
``