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A curated list of terminal frameworks, plugins, and resources for CLI enthusiasts.
A terminal file manager that provides a fast, interactive way to navigate directories, search files, and manage your filesystem.
A comprehensive guide and reference for Android Debug Bridge (ADB) commands and usage.
A comprehensive guide to learning Bash shell scripting, covering basic operations, shell programming, and debugging techniques.
A modular visual interface for GDB that displays program state information to reduce debugging commands.
A collection of 284 Linux sysadmin test questions and answers for interviews, exams, and self-assessment.
A Node.js library for parsing command-line arguments and building interactive CLI tools with a pirate-themed twist.
A simple, self-hosted bookmark manager with offline archiving, built as a Pocket alternative.
A fast command-line toolkit for indexing, slicing, analyzing, splitting, and joining CSV files, written in Rust.
Transfer files over Wi-Fi between your computer and mobile device by scanning a QR code directly from the terminal.
A command-line hex viewer with colored output to distinguish different byte categories.
A comprehensive guide to command-line text processing tools like grep, sed, awk, sort, and more for Linux/Unix environments.
A universal command-line interface for SQL and NoSQL databases, inspired by PostgreSQL's psql.
A universal command-line interface for SQL and NoSQL databases, inspired by PostgreSQL's psql.
A terminal-native runtime providing IDE-style autocomplete for 600+ CLI tools across multiple shells.
A real-time terminal dashboard for monitoring system resources and processes with a visual interface.
A runtime developer console, interactive debugger, and REPL for PHP.
Elegant terminal spinner for Node.js that provides visual feedback for long-running tasks.
A terminal emulator leveraging UWP and web technologies for a customizable command-line experience.
A CLI framework for generating, building, and releasing Node.js command-line interfaces.
A command-line tool for managing tasks, notes, and boards directly in your terminal with a simple, minimal syntax.
A CLI tool to find and delete heavy node_modules directories to free up disk space.
A customizable Windows console emulator with tabs, splits, quake-style mode, and extensive hotkey support.
A feature-rich AUR helper for Arch Linux that wraps pacman with minimal user interaction.
A CLI tool and Python library that converts command output, files, and strings to JSON, YAML, or dictionaries for easier parsing.
A command-line tool for interacting with WebSockets, offering netcat/curl/socat-like functionality with advanced proxying and bridging capabilities.
A terminal-based weather client that displays forecasts with ASCII art icons and configurable units.
A PowerShell module that integrates Git and PowerShell with enhanced prompt status and tab completion.
A portable CLI and local web app for plain text note-taking, bookmarking, and archiving with Git syncing, search, tagging, and Pandoc conversion.
A collection of additional completion definitions for the Zsh shell, extending its built-in autocomplete capabilities.
A cross-platform implementation of Unix shell commands written in pure ES6 JavaScript, providing a Linux-like CLI on Windows.
A fast, self-contained CLI tool to serve files and directories over HTTP with zero configuration.
A command-line translator that uses Google Translate, Bing, Yandex, and Apertium for quick translations in the terminal.
An AI-enhanced terminal development environment that integrates coding agents with your shell to assist with development tasks using 300+ AI models.
A Windows port of pyenv, a simple tool for managing and switching between multiple Python versions.
A simple command-line journal application for creating, searching, and viewing plain text or encrypted entries.
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