OpenRouter AI PRs

aipr creates a GitHub pull request from your current branch using AI-generated title/body based on commits that differ from your configured base branch.

What it does

• Generates PR title and description with OpenRouter
• Uses gh pr create to open the PR
• Stores config globally in ~/.aipr/config.json
• Lets you set a different base branch per repo path

Requirements

• git
• gh (authenticated with gh auth login)
• Go 1.22+

Install

From this repo:

go install .

Make sure your Go bin path is in PATH (usually $(go env GOPATH)/bin).

Quick start

1. Set your OpenRouter API key:

aipr config openrouter-api-key <your-api-key>

2. (Optional) Set the model globally:

aipr config model qwen/qwen3.5-flash-02-23

3. Set base branch for the current repo:

aipr config base develop

4. Run it:

aipr

Commands

aipr
aipr --head-owner <github-user-or-org>
aipr config base <branch>
aipr config openrouter-api-key <api-key>
aipr config model <openrouter-model>

Example

# On feature branch: feat/better-readme
aipr config base master
aipr config model qwen/qwen3.5-flash-02-23
aipr

Expected flow:

• aipr finds commits in master..feat/better-readme
• sends commit context to OpenRouter
• receives generated PR title/body
• runs gh pr create --base master --head feat/better-readme ...

Fork workflow:

# Branch exists on your fork, PR targets upstream repo
aipr --head-owner gtupak

This makes aipr call gh pr create --head gtupak:<current-branch> ....

Notes

• If no commits differ from base, no PR is created.
• If AI generation fails, aipr exits with an error (no fallback).
• Default base branch is master if none is configured for the repo.