astpretty is a Python library and CLI tool that provides a pretty-print alternative to the standard library's `ast.dump`. It formats Python AST nodes (from `ast.parse`) into a human-readable, indented representation with optional line/column offsets. The library is self-contained, relying only on the Python standard library, and exposes two main functions: `pformat` (returns a string) and `pprint` (prints to stdout). The CLI entry point reads a Python file, parses it, and prints the AST. The code is well-typed, uses modern Python features (3.11+), and includes comprehensive tests covering edge cases like type comments and version-specific AST changes. It is a polished, focused utility for developers working with Python's AST.