Command-line tools, TUI apps, shells, prompts, and AI agents that run in or beside a terminal. The list includes open-source and closed tools, free and paid ones.
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The command-line client for etcd, the distributed key-value store.
Infrastructure as code that provisions and manages cloud resources declaratively.
The macOS and Linux package manager that installs what Apple and your distro did not.
A pure Unix shell script for automatically issuing and renewing ACME certificates.
A tool that wraps JavaScript around shell commands so scripts read like code.
An Electron-based terminal emulator built to be hackable and extensible.
The Bourne Again SHell, the default shell on most Unix systems and macOS.
A curses-based calendar and scheduling application for the terminal.
A small, fast POSIX-compliant shell often used as /bin/sh on Debian and derivatives.
An extensible, customizable editor that doubles as a computing environment.
The GNU implementation of OpenPGP for signing and encrypting files and messages.
A distributed version control system designed for large projects and fast clones.
A small, friendly text editor that puts the most common commands at the bottom.
A curses-based disk usage browser that shows where your space went.
A Unix shell that is compatible with bash while adding structured data types.
GNU Parallel runs shell jobs in parallel across your CPU cores and remote hosts.
A simple Unix password manager that stores each password in a GPG-encrypted file.
A powerful calendar and reminder program with its own small scripting language.
A terminal multiplexer that lets you run, detach, and share shell sessions.
The suckless simple terminal, a minimal X11 terminal focused on doing one thing well.
Stripe's local development CLI for testing webhooks, events, and API integrations.
A recovery utility that repairs partition tables and restores lost data from disks.
Vercel's deployment CLI for previewing and shipping frontends from the terminal.
An extended Bourne shell with completion, themes, and massive plugin support.