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A discussion dedicated to the Aider module. Share your thoughts, questions, and feedback here.
Module Scorecard
Presentation & Onboarding
Agent Integration
Credential Hygiene
Restricted-Environment Readiness
Engineering Quality
Overall
12 / 17
10 / 25
20 / 20
2 / 20
10 / 10
59 / 100
Drilldown
Presentation & Onboarding — 12 / 17
Criterion
Max
Score
Notes
Configuration-mode examples
12
12
README provides four distinct examples: standalone with a coder_app launcher, custom provider, configuration file (base_aider_config), and serializing downstream coder_script via the scripts output. Each shows sensible defaults and covers major modes (provider choice, app launch, config).
Visual preview
5
0
No image, GIF, or video embedded in the README. Only an icon reference exists, which does not count.
Agent Integration — 10 / 25
Criterion
Max
Score
Notes
AI governance
10
0
No mention of Coder AI Gateway or Agent Firewall. The v3 warning explicitly states that support for Coder Tasks and AgentAPI was dropped, and no governance integration is documented.
Dashboard entry point
5
5
README includes a complete coder_app resource example that launches aider in a slim-window with a proper command.
Session continuity
5
0
No documentation of session resume, session IDs, or persistent session managers (tmux, screen, boo). The coder_app example simply runs exec aider with no persistence mechanism.
Managed configuration
5
5
base_aider_config is documented with an example, writing YAML to ~/.aider.conf.yml. This is managed configuration for the agent.
Credential Hygiene — 20 / 20
Criterion
Max
Score
Notes
Secrets marked sensitive
16
16
api_key is marked sensitive = true in main.tf. All README examples reference var.*_api_key variables; no literal or placeholder keys are inlined.
Non-hardcoded auth path
4
4
README examples consistently use Terraform variables for API keys, avoiding raw key pasting in templates. This is a valid path that keeps secrets out of module configuration.
Restricted-Environment Readiness — 2 / 20
Criterion
Max
Score
Notes
Mirrorable artifact source
5
0
The installer URL https://aider.chat/install.sh is hardcoded in scripts/install.sh.tftpl. No module input variable overrides this URL.
Bring-your-own binary
10
0
install_aider exists as a variable in main.tf and can skip installation, but this is not documented in the README. The README contains no example or section mentioning install_aider or the skip-install path.
Egress transparency
3
0
No dedicated network/offline/air-gapped section in the README. The installer endpoint is not enumerated anywhere in the README.
Runs without sudo
2
2
scripts/install.sh.tftpl never invokes sudo. It installs to $HOME/.local/bin, creates directories with mkdir -p, and runs entirely as an unprivileged user.
Engineering Quality — 10 / 10
Criterion
Max
Score
Notes
Input quality
6
6
All variables have descriptions; ai_provider has a validation block with an allowed list; workdir, install_aider, api_key, and others have sensible defaults.
Test coverage
4
4
main.tftest.hcl covers plan-time logic (env vars, encoding, validation, output ordering). main.test.ts runs integration tests against a container, covering install, config writing, API key handling, and failure modes.
Overall — 59 / 100
Raw 54 / 92 → round(54 / 92 × 100) = 59
Scored against SCORECARD.md on 2026-11-09 with solstice-1.
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A discussion dedicated to the Aider module. Share your thoughts, questions, and feedback here.
Module Scorecard
Drilldown
Presentation & Onboarding — 12 / 17
coder_applauncher, custom provider, configuration file (base_aider_config), and serializing downstreamcoder_scriptvia thescriptsoutput. Each shows sensible defaults and covers major modes (provider choice, app launch, config).Agent Integration — 10 / 25
coder_appresource example that launchesaiderin a slim-window with a proper command.coder_appexample simply runsexec aiderwith no persistence mechanism.base_aider_configis documented with an example, writing YAML to~/.aider.conf.yml. This is managed configuration for the agent.Credential Hygiene — 20 / 20
api_keyis markedsensitive = trueinmain.tf. All README examples referencevar.*_api_keyvariables; no literal or placeholder keys are inlined.Restricted-Environment Readiness — 2 / 20
https://aider.chat/install.shis hardcoded inscripts/install.sh.tftpl. No module input variable overrides this URL.install_aiderexists as a variable inmain.tfand can skip installation, but this is not documented in the README. The README contains no example or section mentioninginstall_aideror the skip-install path.scripts/install.sh.tftplnever invokessudo. It installs to$HOME/.local/bin, creates directories withmkdir -p, and runs entirely as an unprivileged user.Engineering Quality — 10 / 10
ai_providerhas avalidationblock with an allowed list;workdir,install_aider,api_key, and others have sensible defaults.main.tftest.hclcovers plan-time logic (env vars, encoding, validation, output ordering).main.test.tsruns integration tests against a container, covering install, config writing, API key handling, and failure modes.Overall — 59 / 100
Raw 54 / 92 → round(54 / 92 × 100) = 59
Scored against SCORECARD.md on 2026-11-09 with
solstice-1.All reactions