cli

A cross-platform CLI for monitoring live Claude Code sessions, context usage, models, and spawned subagents.

Open-source, S3-compatible object storage you can run on your own servers. The page shows setup instructions, local and distributed run modes, Docker usage, and mention of a browser console plus CLI tooling.

A CLI tool that deterministically routes prompts between local and hosted LLMs without making a model call to decide. It emphasizes offline operation, configurable calibration, and demo modes for seeing routing decisions and savings.

A Python CLI and research toolkit for simulating AI training math before model training. It estimates memory, training time, token budget, config risks, benchmark speed, and reliability, with optional native Rust and C backends.

A Git diff filter that uses Claude to add concise inline explanations to changed lines during local review and interactive staging.

Relaymux is a tmux-backed harness for running local coding agents, with Telegram as the remote control interface and support for iMessage/SMS in beta.

vid-line is a CLI tool that turns videos into ANSI art and plays them in the Claude Code statusline. It supports YouTube URLs or local files, includes install and usage instructions, and explains how playback works and how to resize or switch videos.

Read-only Kubernetes context engine that turns cluster state into structured context for SREs, scripts, and AI agents. It offers CLI commands for explain, graph, trace, health, dump, and a read-only HTTP API.

SecretSpec 0.12 adds audit logs and reason-required secret access for coding agents, with CLI, SDK, and config support.

An open-source, headless CRM built for Claude and other agents, centered on a portable .acrm file, a CLI, and versioned SQL-backed workflows for sales data, transcripts, and follow-up tasks.

Vomit is a Go-based CLI that converts Claude output into readable English by sending it through a separate local LLM. It supports install/setup commands, a scrub mode for Claude hooks, and sidecar commands for listing and tailing sessions.

A CLI/library for line-level provenance in text edited by humans and agents, using version history to estimate which ranges are human-written versus machine-generated.

A standalone CLI coding agent from Warp that runs in any terminal and supports multi-model routing, persistent sessions, full-screen terminal apps, and cloud-agent handoff.

A local speech-to-text MCP server for AI agents, with CLI transcription and support for Parakeet or Granite backends.

A terminal and Claude Code plugin that shows rotating one-line regional news in the status line while you work.

A Python tool manager for AI agents that uses an LLM-tools.txt registry to install, pin, describe, and execute tools with one predictable contract.

A skill for coding agents that routes slash commands and trigger phrases to zerostack, a lightweight CLI coding agent for coding, planning, reviewing, and orchestration tasks.

Whitman is a Rust CLI for selecting an AGENTS.md profile and linking it into the current project. It supports interactive profile browsing, profile creation, and safe symlink handling across local projects and Git repositories.

Visr is a CLI tool that records full agent terminal trajectories, including commands, output, retries, and fixes, then returns a transcript link for reuse across sessions.

AWS DevOps blog post explaining how to build a self-extending CLI using Amazon Bedrock, the Strands Agents SDK, and MCP. It outlines the workflow, technical pieces, and repository availability for readers who want to replicate the pattern.

Tokenyst is a local-first CLI for tracking Claude Code token usage and API costs against task budgets. It captures session spend, shows progress in the terminal, and stores data on your machine.

An open-source SDK and CLI for generating human-like mouse movement with deep learning, aimed at developers and agents that need synthetic pointer motion.

A custom Claude Code status line script that shows workspace, model, session, context usage, token totals, code churn, and 5-hour/7-day rate-limit runway in two colored rows.

A blog post from Augment Code comparing its coding agent, Auggie, against Claude Code on Opus 4.7. It presents benchmark results, token usage, cost comparisons, and an explanation of the Context Engine and Prism router.