antonillos/makevn

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<p align="center"<strongRun Java/Maven builds, tests, apps, Docker services, coverage, and E2E workflows with one CLI.</strong</p

makevn detects the repository's Java, Maven, Docker, Karate, and coverage setup so developers and AI agents can run the right workflow from the terminal.

See it in action

Developer

makevn doctor
makevn test --name UserRepositoryTest
makevn verify

Live telemetry

makevn clean compile package

Tail logs

makevn compile --tail

Docker verification

makevn docker-up docker-ps-required verify

Codex agent

codex exec --model gpt-5.4 'clean compile and package the project'

OpenCode agent

opencode run -m openai/gpt-5.4 'clean compile and package the project'

Installation