Open-source alternatives to Deno Cli Spinners

AWS operations by cli should be simpler

Declarative framework for interactive CLI applications

Generates Conventional Commit messages with AI. Supports OpenAI, Ollama, and Gemini.

Programmatically generated handy kubectl aliases.

kubectl plugin to browse Kubernetes object hierarchies as a tree 🎄 (star the repo if you are using)

kubectx is a set of command-line productivity tools designed to simplify the switching of cluster contexts and active namespaces for Kubernetes CLI users. It serves as a context manager that allows users to quickly change the current cluster environment and default namespace within the configuration. The tool provides capabilities for renaming cluster contexts to improve identification and the ability to toggle rapidly between two clusters by preserving the previous active state. It also supports launching isolated shell sessions constrained to a specific cluster or configured as read-only to

Develop software autonomously.

simple but convenient CLI-based Nostr client app for following users and sending DMs

Argparse for golang. Just because flag sucks

This project is a community-driven directory that serves as a comprehensive index of command-line tools, frameworks, and resources. It functions as a curated knowledge base designed to help users discover software for enhancing terminal environments and streamlining daily development tasks. The collection is maintained through an open-source contribution model, where community members manually verify and organize resources into structured categories. This collaborative approach ensures the directory remains a reliable reference for finding specialized utilities, alternative shell implementati

CONTRIBUTIONS ONLY: A Go (golang) command line and flag parser

Kong is a declarative command line interface framework and parser for Go. It maps flags and positional arguments directly into typed Go structures using struct tags, allowing developers to define terminal interfaces through data models rather than manual parsing logic. The project functions as a configuration mapper that populates Go structures from a combination of command-line arguments, environment variables, and JSON files. It distinguishes itself by providing a dependency injection container to pass external services into command handlers and a plugin architecture for dynamic command reg

OpenHands is an autonomous AI software engineer and coding assistant designed to execute software engineering tasks by interacting directly with codebases and development environments. It functions as a platform for running AI agents that can write code and manage files to automate complex development workflows. The system distinguishes itself through a container-based execution environment that isolates agent actions within a sandboxed Linux environment. It employs an autonomous agent loop of observation, planning, and action, supported by a standardized communication protocol that allows it

A pure Swift replacement for readline

The easy way to switch between your projects on ZSH

Sync data from one Postgres database to another

Strumt is a library to create prompt chain

Anthropic's terminal-native AI coding agent.

Straightforward, type-safe argument parsing for Swift

Atlas is a SQL database schema management tool and database infrastructure as code framework. It provides a declarative database migration engine that computes the difference between a desired schema state and the current database state to automatically generate the necessary SQL for transitions. The project distinguishes itself through a comprehensive suite of analysis and visualization tools, including a database schema linter that detects destructive changes and data loss risks. It also features a SQL schema visualization tool capable of generating entity-relationship diagrams from extract

Bashtop is a terminal-based system monitor and resource dashboard for Unix systems, including Linux, macOS, and FreeBSD. It provides a text-user interface for tracking real-time hardware performance and managing system processes. The tool functions as a hardware dashboard that visualizes processor, memory, disk, and network usage. It includes process management capabilities that allow users to filter, sort, and terminate active system tasks directly from the command line. Users can customize the visual appearance and behavior of the monitor through integrated menus or local configuration fil

A simple CLI to send nostr events