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A Go library and toolset for parsing, formatting, and interpreting POSIX Shell, Bash, and Zsh scripts.
A CLI tool and Python library that converts command output, files, and strings to JSON, YAML, or dictionaries for easier parsing.
A portable CLI and local web app for plain text note-taking, bookmarking, and archiving with Git syncing, search, tagging, and Pandoc conversion.
McFly replaces your shell's ctrl-r history search with an intelligent neural network-powered engine that prioritizes commands based on context.
A command-line translator that uses Google Translate, Bing, Yandex, and Apertium for quick translations in the terminal.
A command-line tool that provides simple and efficient access to various statistics in git repositories.
A customizable Powerline-style prompt generator for Bash, ZSH, Fish, and tcsh shells.
Automated scripts and instructions for setting up a comprehensive macOS development environment with tools for Python, web, data, and cloud development.
A TAP-compliant testing framework for Bash and other UNIX programs, enabling simple verification of expected behavior.
Lightweight justice for your single-board computer!
A shell script that generates sparkline graphs from numeric data directly in your terminal.
Bring your favorite shell (xonsh, fish, zsh, bash, osquery) to any SSH host without root access or system installations.
Automatically source environment variables and run commands when entering or leaving directories via .env files.
An AI-powered command-line tool that finds Unix shell commands using natural language queries and StackOverflow search.
A comprehensive collection of Linux system administrator and DevOps interview questions, categorized by difficulty and topic.
A utility tool powered by fzf for using git interactively with fuzzy-finding and visual selection.
A Terraform version manager that lets you install, switch, and manage multiple Terraform versions.
The command-line tool for quick, simple deployment and management of Linux dedicated game servers.
A syntax highlighter and tool to semi-automatically rewrite shell scripts for ShellCheck conformance, focusing on proper quoting.
A Python tool that sets Pokémon-themed backgrounds for your terminal and desktop wallpaper across multiple platforms.
A full-featured adaptive prompt for Bash and Zsh that displays meaningful system information with minimal visual clutter.
A modern toolkit for POSIX shell that provides a standard library of modules and an on-demand package system, optimized for AI agents.
A TUI suggest box for Bash and Zsh that makes viewing, navigating, searching, and managing shell command history easier.
Fetches system/theme information in terminal for Linux desktop screenshots.
A script that adds the current Kubernetes context and namespace to your Bash or Zsh prompt.
A shell console with GUI features that makes the command line friendlier and more powerful.
An opinionated, informative Git prompt for bash and zsh that displays repository status with custom symbols.
Because sometimes you need to do it live
An open-source firmware security analyzer for embedded Linux devices, performing extraction, static/dynamic analysis, SBOM generation, and vulnerability reporting.
A git command to open the GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket page of a repository in your browser.
A CLI and companion app that spins up a complete, pre-wired local LLM stack with hundreds of services using a single command.
A faster cd command that learns your directory habits using frecency for quick navigation across shells.
Animated pipes terminal screensaver
A minimal shell script that changes the current Ruby version by updating environment variables.
A shell script suite that adds numbered file shortcuts to git status and provides repository indexing for faster git workflows.
A Powerline-style shell prompt written in Go that displays git status, virtual environments, and system info with low latency.
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