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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Building a real SSH workspace for iPhone and iPad
SSH from a phone has always felt useful, but rarely comfortable. Most server work happens from a laptop. But sometimes you are away and still need to …
Stop Burning Tokens (and Brain Cells): A CLI Pomodoro Timer for Focused Coding
While struggling with concentration, I've always forced myself to use techniques that help me stay in flow while still leaving room to stretch, grab s…
I Turned Wikipedia Into a CLI Tool
I didn’t start this project because I wanted to build a CLI. I started it because I got annoyed. The Moment That Triggered It I use Wikipedia a lot. N…
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…
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…
Build a typed CLI from scratch with Commander.js + Zod
The problem with untyped CLIs Commander.js is great for parsing arguments, but it hands you everything as string | undefined — regardless of what type…
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…
Mastering vem Tasks: Create, Prioritize, Implement, and Ship — A Complete Guide
🚀 vem is in early access — we're looking for our first users. If you try it and find it useful, we'd love to hear from you. Early access is completely…
The Self-Evolving AI Agent: How to Stop Correcting Your LLM Twice
We’ve all been there. You’re working on a lightweight Go microservice. You ask your AI agent to add a simple health-check endpoint. The agent responds…
I built a CLI that roasts HTTP status codes instead of just logging them
Terminal output during local dev is boring. A 500 error scrolls by as a single dim line and you barely notice it. A 429 from a rate limiter looks iden…
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…
A declarative CLI framework in Rust
I built a declarative CLI framework in Rust (define your CLI in TOML) Most Rust CLI tools are built with libraries like clap . They’re powerful—but al…
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…
A TLS Certificate CLI in Rust — No OpenSSL, No Ceremony, Just a Fail-the-Build Exit Code
A TLS Certificate CLI in Rust — No OpenSSL, No Ceremony, Just a Fail-the-Build Exit Code A tiny Rust CLI that opens a TLS connection, pulls the cert c…
Launching gh-dep-risk: a GitHub CLI extension for npm dependency PR review
Launching gh-dep-risk I built gh-dep-risk to make npm dependency pull request review faster. It is a precompiled GitHub CLI extension that summarizes …
Micro-benchmarking TypeScript Without Lying to Yourself
Micro-benchmarking TypeScript Without Lying to Yourself benchmark.js has effectively been abandoned for years, hyperfine is wonderful for CLI tools bu…
I built a CLI to safely share .env files across teams
Every developer has done it. You finish setting up a project, and then you need to share the .env file with your teammate. So you paste it into Slack.…
Generate Terminal Recordings for Your CLI Docs Without Touching asciinema
CLI documentation has a trust problem. Users read your examples, try to reproduce them, and get different output. Screenshots go stale the moment a fl…
I got tired of writing commit messages. So I built a CLI.
Here's a workflow problem that isn't dramatic but adds up: you finish a focused two-hour refactor, stage the changes, and then sit there staring at th…
I built a CLI snippet manager in Rust because I was tired of googling the same things
I have a habit. Every time I sit down to code I end up googling the same thing, how to center a div, the Rust test module boilerplate, docker run flag…
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…
I built a modern alternative to gron using Bun and TypeScript
The problem Working with JSON in the terminal is painful. jq is powerful but requires learning a whole query language. grep works but matches values t…
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…
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…