How To Use Aider
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What Aider actually does
Aider is a pair-programming CLI that edits files in your repo and commits the changes directly to git. You run it from inside a project, give it a goal in plain English, and it proposes diffs one turn at a time — with every accepted change landing as its own git commit.
Installing
Bounded changes across two to six files where you want atomic commits and a clean diff trail. Bug fixes with a reproducing test are ideal: write the failing test, tell Aider to make it pass, watch it iterate.
A first session
Greenfield apps where you do not yet have a repo structure — Aider assumes you know which files to put in context, and its retrieval is weaker than IDE-integrated agents. Also avoid it for “read the whole repo and tell me how auth works” exploration; tools like Cline or Cursor index the codebase and will answer faster.