CLI187 of 5723 tools
187 tools filed under CLI by what their own homepage shows, ranked by who uses them among those still maintained.
A tag is one of thirty-odd words from a closed list, chosen by the same reader from the same page as the line — never a keyword the vendor supplied.
Ranked by use
Kiro
kiro.devConverts prompts into executable specifications and implements code with parallel agents that validate correctness.
TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest)
testmuai.comRuns automated tests on web and mobile applications using AI agents across browsers, devices, and environments at scale.
Cursor
cursor.comAI coding agent that writes code, runs tasks, and reviews pull requests autonomously or with human direction.
Firecrawl
firecrawl.devSearches, scrapes, and interacts with websites to provide clean data for AI agents.
Novu
novu.coSends notifications and enables two-way agent conversations across email, SMS, push, Slack, WhatsApp and other channels.
Cosmic
cosmicjs.comHeadless CMS with built-in AI agents that automate content publishing, translation, and workflows across multiple sites and locales.
Skills
skills.shDirectory of reusable capabilities for AI agents installable via command line.
GlobalGPT
glbgpt.comProvides unified access to 100+ AI models including GPT, Claude, Gemini, and video generation tools via web or CLI.
Prime Intellect
primeintellect.aiTrains, deploys, and continuously improves custom language models on integrated compute infrastructure with reinforcement learning environments.
Sourcegraph
sourcegraph.comIndexes codebases to provide AI agents and developers complete codebase context for code search, understanding, and changes at scale.
BrowserAct
browseract.comBuilds web scrapers and automation bots from natural language descriptions without code.
Capacitor
kurrent.ioRecords and searches coding agent sessions to resume work, switch tools, and learn from past decisions.
Langfuse
langfuse.comTraces, evaluates, and monitors language model applications in production with observability and prompt management.
CapitaWork
freebuff.appProvides free coding agents across desktop, CLI, web, and cloud environments, funded by ads.
Codium
codium.aiReviews code changes across repositories, enforces coding standards, and tracks quality decisions for development teams and agents.
Soup CLI
trysoup.devConfigures and runs fine-tuning and alignment for large language models on consumer GPUs.
Cloudflare OS
cloudflare.appDeploys serverless functions globally across 330+ cities with automatic scaling and no cold starts.
Whop CLI
whop.shCommand-line interface for managing Whop API resources and files from the terminal.
Lingo.dev
lingo.devTranslates application content using language models and native speakers, with quality scoring and continuous localization pipelines.
Codeep
codeep.devAutonomous AI agent that reads your codebase, plans tasks, executes code changes, and verifies results across terminal and editor.
Invertase
docs.pageServes markdown documentation from GitHub branches with built-in AI chat and agent-ready features.
grith
grith.aiIntercepts and scores syscalls from AI coding agents, queuing or blocking risky operations before they execute.
BrowserBash
browserbash.comConverts plain English descriptions into browser automation tests with machine-readable verdicts for AI agents.
tsforge
tsforge.devEnforces 161 strict TypeScript rules across full-stack projects until the build passes all checks.
Qarinah
qarinah.ioStores project context and decisions locally for coding agents to retrieve relevant information without replaying chat history.
ArchPilot
archpilot.orgValidates software architecture from code editor to CI/CD, enforcing design decisions across repositories and preventing drift.
SpotWarp
gpu-action.comBacks up GPU training workspaces and fails over to alternative spot instances within seconds of eviction.
L10n: AI-powered localization
l10n.devTranslates i18n files and content across 165 languages while preserving format, keys, and terminology.
Persnally
persnally.comBuilds a local model of your coding preferences and history, shared with AI tools via MCP protocol.
ByteAsk
byteask.aiWrites C and C++ code, verifies compilation, runs tests and debuggers, shows all tool output for review.
Aurict
aurict.comRuns code tasks through specialized agents with explicit approval before executing commands.
whoburnedmore
whoburnedmore.comReads local AI coding tool usage logs and ranks token consumption across public and private leaderboards.
handmux
handmux.comDisplays and controls tmux terminal sessions and coding agents from your phone via QR code tunnel.
mcp-me
mcp-me.pageStores personal profile data locally that AI assistants can read via the Model Context Protocol.
Revyl
revyl.comDevelops and tests mobile applications in cloud environments with runtime verification and visual evidence.
SuperQode
superqode.devInteroperability layer that discovers, connects, and runs coding agents across multiple protocols from one terminal.
MCPJam
mcpjam.comTests and debugs MCP servers across 16 AI clients locally and in CI/CD pipelines.
Swytchcode CLI
swytchcode.comExecutes API calls from AI agents with validation, authentication, and audit logging for legacy and undocumented APIs.
Cerebrumma
cerebrumma.comStores and retrieves development context as git-tracked markdown, surfacing relevant memories to Claude, Cursor, and other tools via MCP.
fx (by Vercel)
fx.shRuns coding agents in terminal or browser, executing tasks with language models and tool integration.
act101
act101.aiAnalyzes and verifies deterministic code refactors made by AI agents, blocking merges that introduce structural debt.
sync-worktrees
sync-worktrees.comKeeps every git branch checked out as a folder on disk, synced with remote repositories.
Groniz
groniz.comPosts and schedules content to 32 social networks from AI agents or a web console.
AIVory
aivory.netRoutes LLM requests to cheapest qualifying endpoint, scans code for compliance violations, and visualizes cloud infrastructure.
Octen
octen.aiProvides real-time web search, content extraction, and multimodal embeddings for AI agents and LLM applications.
Caplets
caplets.devConverts MCP servers into focused capability cards that agents access progressively instead of exposing all tools at once.
Travsr
travsr.comIndexes your codebase into a queryable graph to trace dependencies and provide context to AI agents.
Dropstone
dropstone.ioSelf-hosted AI assistant that writes code, monitors inboxes, controls smart home devices, and remembers context across sessions.
How we read a tool
No votes, no reviews, no vendor claims. Every week a crawler reads each tool's own site and a few public registries, and the words on the card are bands over what it read.
- Use: visits to the site (estimated), installs from npm and PyPI, presence in Chrome's usage report.
- Activity: the newest release on GitHub, npm or PyPI; the newest dated page on the site; open roles on a public jobs board.
- Price: the vendor's own pricing page, read with the date. A figure is printed only when it is on that page.
- The line and the use cases are written by us from the homepage, one row at a time, and refused when they repeat the vendor's marketing.
How AI assistants read each site — the reading vendors ask us about — is on each tool's own visibility page.