Command Line Tools
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A community-driven framework for managing zsh configuration with 300+ plugins, 140+ themes, and auto-updates.
Turn any Python command line program into a GUI application with one line using a decorator.
A library of portable detection tests mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework for security testing.
A .NET library for creating beautiful, cross-platform console applications with rich text formatting and UI components.
A simple cross-platform C++ library for building functional-style terminal user interfaces.
A collection of performance analysis tools for Linux using ftrace and perf_events to trace system activity with minimal dependencies.
A zero-configuration plugin manager for the Fish shell that installs functions, completions, bindings, and snippets with zero startup impact.
A terminal-based UI tool for writing Linux pipes interactively with instant live preview of command results.
A suite of command-line tools for manipulating WebAssembly files, including conversion between text and binary formats, validation, and interpretation.
A cross-platform library implementing native protocols to communicate with iOS devices without proprietary dependencies.
A curated list of command-line tools for manipulating structured text data like CSV, JSON, XML, YAML, and more.
A TAP-compliant testing framework for Bash and other UNIX programs, providing simple test case definition and execution.
A Go library for writing shell-like scripts with a pipeline API for file reading, subprocess execution, string matching, and more.
A custom SSH server written in Go that provides a chat prompt instead of a shell.
A Rust library for adding progress bars, spinners, and color support to command-line applications.
Display animated party parrots in your terminal using a simple curl command.
A command-line interface for testing, managing, and deploying Firebase projects and includes an official MCP server.
A curated list of awesome open-source bioinformatics software, libraries, and resources, primarily for command-line analysis.
A micro-framework for building elegant command-line applications using Laravel components.
A reverse engineering framework and command-line toolset for binary analysis, disassembly, debugging, and forensic tasks.
A lightweight, dependency-free helper for building user-friendly command-line apps in Node.js.
A portable C library for reading and writing streaming archives in multiple formats, with command-line tools.
An open-source forensic toolkit for analyzing disk images and file systems to identify and recover digital evidence.
A markup language for creating rich terminal reports, presentations, and infographics using XML syntax.
A library to run Node.js scripts as native Windows services with event logging and elevated command execution.
A lightweight Ruby wrapper for ImageMagick command-line tools, designed as a memory-efficient alternative to RMagick.
Command-line tools to transcode, inspect, and convert videos using HandBrake and FFmpeg for high-quality media compression.
A package manager for installing and running executable Swift command line tool packages built with Swift Package Manager.
A unified package manager for Windows, Linux, and macOS that provides a common interface for software discovery, installation, and inventory.
A turnkey configuration for Zsh that combines the best plugins into a coherent, fast shell environment.
Interactive remote system monitoring tool that connects via SSH to display CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics.
A shell script for saving and quickly navigating to directory bookmarks with tab completion support.
A Swift library for adding color, background color, and text styles to console and command line output.
A suite of command-line tools for manipulating SAM, BAM, and CRAM files in next-generation sequencing data analysis.
A Python package and CLI tool for creating basic plots directly in the terminal.
A multi-shell argument completion binary providing completions for hundreds of CLI commands across 11+ shells.
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