r/CLI

Hi!

I made this for fun over the past few days, wanted to try my hand at making a TUI.

Github: https://github.com/vincelwt/gloomberb

It's inspired by Bloomberg terminal but everything is extendable with plugins.

The biggest challenge has been building the charts, requiring to dive deep into Kitty graphics (if you have a Kitty-compatible terminal it'll look better!).

And shoutout to OpenTUI (by the makers of Opencode) which has been a great help to build the layout.

It also supports placing trades, though I only added support IBKR (since that's what I use).

PRs are welcome!

Let me know what you think.

I missed having a TUI for YouTube Music with nice vim keybindings and radio mix generation, so I tried to create my own that fits my workflow more.

vimyt uses yt-dlp and mpv under the hood

Github repo: https://github.com/Sadoaz/vimyt

Would love feedback and suggestions :)

This was fun and Claude told me that he would find it easier to code this in Nim than C, C++, or Rust because of the easy Python like syntax even though he has far less training in Nim and we get the same performance. Great!

Repo: https://github.com/rolandnsharp/terminal-oscilloscope

inspired by AitherTune https://github.com/nevermore23274/AetherTune

https://github.com/xdagiz/althemer

I’ve been working on Helius, a local first personal finance tracker built in Rust with a CLI/TUI and SQLite.

I recently pushed v0.1.4 to GitHub, and the main focus of this update was improving how people can actually run it outside my own setup.

What changed in v0.1.4:

- Linux x86_64 release support

- Docker support

repo: https://github.com/STVR393/helius-personal-finance-tracker

If anyone here tries it, I’d really like your feedback. I want the next updates to be driven by user feedback rather than just my own assumptions.

Even short comments like “this flow is confusing” or “this needs X before I’d use it” would help a lot. Thank you for your time! <3

A lightweight hardware monitor that gives you a full picture of your system in one place.
* CPU, memory, disk, and network monitoring
* Docker container tracking
* Open ports visibility
* Web server monitoring (Apache, Nginx)
* Cron job tracking
* Per-process GPU usage
* Single binary, no dependencies, just drop and run
github : github.com/sdk445/hmon

browser39, a headless web browser designed specifically for AI agents. It converts web pages to token-optimized Markdown locally, runs JavaScript, manages cookies and sessions, queries the DOM, and fills forms. Single binary, no external browser needed.

- MCP (stdio + HTTP) for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and any MCP client

- JSONL file-based IPC for any language (Python, Node, Rust, shell)

- CLI for one-shot fetch

- Calude Code CLI/Dekstop Plugin

Features: content preselection, JavaScript execution, encrypted session persistence, form filling, auth profiles that keep credentials out of the LLM context, DOM queries via CSS selectors and JS expressions.

Drop-in examples included for Python, TypeScript, and Rust with LLM tool definitions ready to copy-paste.

GitHub: https://github.com/alejandroqh/browser39

Crate: https://crates.io/crates/browser39

Feedback welcome.

Just added CLI support to Devly.

brew install aarush67/tap/devlycli

devly base64 "Hello World"
cat data.json | devly jsonformat > pretty.json
echo "password" | devly hash
devly cron "0 9 * * 1-5"
echo "test" | devly base64 | devly hash

Full tool list: https://devly.techfixpro.net/docs/tools/

CLI docs: https://devly.techfixpro.net/docs/cli-usage/

Requires the Devly Mac App Store app, the CLI delegates all processing to it and runs it headless.

• Cross-Platform: Works on both Windows and Linux
• Lightweight: Single binary, no dependencies (just download and run it)
• TUI (Text-UI): Simple, minimalist interface, no confusing menus

AI was used for this project in some parts.

https://github.com/Knuspii/CrunchyCleaner