I built an open-source tool to distill books into knowledge graphs
I have a bad habit: I buy books faster than I read them. Not because I'm lazy — I start most of them. But somewhere around chapter 3, I lose the threa…
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Invincat: A CLI agent with structured, tiered memory governance for long-term engineering collaboration
https://github.com/dog-qiuqiu/invincat As AI coding assistants enter real-world engineering workflows, the central challenge is shifting from "insuffi…
akm 0.5.0: Wikis, Workflows, Vaults, and a Writable Stash
akm 0.5.0 is out. This release adds four new asset types — wikis, workflows, and vaults are now first-class citizens — plus writable git stash support…
Building repomeld: From Simple Script to Production-Ready CLI Tool
The Problem That Started It All It was 3 AM, and I was staring at yet another ChatGPT conversation, manually copying files from my project one by one.…
A Powerful Node.JS CLI Time Tracker ⏱️🚀
Introducing super-time-tracker: A Node.js CLI Time Tracker (Rebuilt) After using my own track-time-cli for a while, I found myself wanting more — more…
A Powerful Node.JS CLI Time Tracker ⏱️🚀
Introducing super-time-tracker: A Node.js CLI Time Tracker (Rebuilt) After using my own track-time-cli for a while, I found myself wanting more — more…
Your Projects, One Jump Away with JustJump
You open a terminal, and before you can do any actual work, you type something like: cd ~/projects/foo/ Or if you work with WordPress: cd ~/projects/c…
Building agent-sessions: a universal session manager for the AI CLI era
Building agent-sessions: a universal session manager for the AI CLI era If you use an AI coding agent from the terminal — Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini …
Stop Googling Basic Terminal Commands: Why I Built ShellDex
Have you ever found yourself completely blanking on a terminal command you’ve used a hundred times before? Or maybe you’ve spent 15 minutes digging th…
A Cross-OS Port Finder in Rust — One CLI, Three Completely Different Data Formats
A Cross-OS Port Finder in Rust — One CLI, Three Completely Different Data Formats A tiny Rust CLI that answers "who is holding port 3000?" on macOS, L…
Library vs Framework: The Real Difference Between tkucli and clap
When comparing tkucli and clap, most differences (syntax, config, features) are surface-level. The deeper distinction is much simpler: clap is a libra…
I built a terminal snippet manager that stores snippets as Markdown files you can git-track
You write a clever one-liner. You close the terminal. Three weeks later you're Googling the same thing again. That loop is what made me build snip a l…
clerk: Auto-Summarize Your Claude Code Sessions
The Friday Afternoon Problem It's 4 PM on Friday. Your manager asks for the weekly report. You stare at your terminal, trying to remember what you did…
Building an XPath Query Tool in PHP — Slice XML Like a Pro
Building an XPath Query Tool in PHP — Slice XML Like a Pro A zero-dependency PHP CLI that queries XML files with XPath and outputs matching nodes as X…
I Wrote a .env Linter from Scratch — Here Are the 9 Rules That Actually Matter
I Wrote a .env Linter from Scratch — Here Are the 9 Rules That Actually Matter A stdlib-only Python CLI that catches the .env mistakes your runtime wo…
Building a Configurable TCP Echo Server in Rust with Tokio
A TCP echo server sounds trivial. Accept a connection, read data, send it back. You could write one in 15 lines of Python. But the moment you start ad…
Implementing semver 2.0.0 from scratch in TypeScript — no semver package allowed
Implementing semver 2.0.0 from scratch in TypeScript — no semver package allowed semver-cli — a TypeScript CLI that parses, compares, bumps, sorts, an…
Building skillgrab: auto-detecting stacks across JS, Python, Go, mobile and infra to install AI agent skills in one command
How I built a zero-config CLI that scans any project and installs only the AI agent skills that match — covering the architecture, the gotchas, and wh…
Terminal-Style Web Component: Seeking Feedback on Utility and Potential Value
Introduction: The Rise of Web Components and the Terminal Interface Web Components have emerged as a cornerstone of modern web development, offering m…
Bringing Claude's "Dispatch" Experience to Gemini and OpenCode
Claude’s "Dispatch" feature nailed the mobile-to-desktop UX. Being able to pull out your phone, delegate a heavy refactoring task to your local machin…
Incident Triage Without Context Switching: Bash workflow notes (Bash Pipe Stack)
Incident Triage Without Context Switching: Bash workflow notes (Bash Pipe Stack) When an incident starts, the worst thing you can do is scatter your a…
Two Excellent Open-Source AI Agents for Your Terminal
In the fast-moving world of AI-assisted development, the spotlight often shines on the models themselves, but it's the frameworks around them — the on…
Building Pebbles: A Journey in AI Tooling
I built Pebbles, a .NET CLI AI assistant, and learned a lot along the way. Here's what happened. Making It Work The first big challenge was multi-prov…
basic OS commands
Focus: Terminal-first, step-by-step command explanations for practical exam prep Table of Contents Linux Basics & File System Linux Commands &…
Orchestrating a Team of AI Agents from a Single CLI
Published: 2026-03-13 | Target: Dev.to / Hashnode | Audience: Senior devs, DevOps engineers, ML engineers The Problem: You've Become a Human Message B…