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GitHub's Copilot CLI now has a new terminal user interface allowing users to access issues, pull requests, and gists directly from the terminal.

Treedocs is a Swift CLI tool that generates a documented tree view of a repository and automatically checks for stale documentation entries, helping teams keep docs up to date.

BrowserBash is a CLI tool that converts plain English instructions into real browser tests, simplifying test automation for developers.

Otto (MIT) is an open-source browser extension that turns a real tab into a controllable node via CLI or agent, solving the 'agent needs a browser' problem without headless farms or expensive cloud services.

Oak is an open-source version control system designed for AI agents, offering branch-per-session workflows, content-addressed lazy mounts, and faster performance than git. It is in public beta and available as a CLI tool and reusable Rust library.

Anthropic's CLI sends a small Haiku message at session start to anchor the context window.

agent-browser is a CLI tool for browser automation designed for AI agents, using compact text output and ref-based element selection to minimize token usage. The post also highlights three other tools—portless, emulate, and ai-cli—for improving agent loop efficiency.

sqlite-utils 4.0rc1 is a release candidate that adds built-in database migrations (ported from sqlite-migrate) and nested transactions via db.atomic(), along with minor backwards-incompatible changes.

sqlite-utils 4.0rc1 is a release candidate for the Python CLI tool that simplifies SQLite database manipulation.

CLI-Anything is an agent-native CLI platform that turns applications into command-line harnesses for AI agents. The technical report details CLI-Hub, a registry with nearly 100 CLIs across 35 categories and over 200,000 agent-driven CLI calls.

freddy is a CLI tool that acts as a personal MCP server for health data, allowing AI agents to query wearables like Garmin. It supports OAuth device flow and can pull sleep, HRV, and other metrics from multiple sources.

A CLI and browser-based tool that converts PDFs into image-only PDFs with simulated scan effects like skew, grayscale, noise, and JPEG artifacts, using Go and WebAssembly.

ArgusRed is a CLI tool that uses a post-trained AI model to perform security scanning and penetration testing on codebases, outputting detailed markdown reports. It offers two modes: security scan (read-only) and pen test (active exploits) with optional exploit verification.

Asks developers about their preferred way of using AI for coding, whether through an IDE, CLI, or other interfaces.

MetaHarness converts any GitHub repository into a custom AI agent harness with CLI, MCP service, memory, and signing, allowing deployment on multiple agent platforms.

Magnitude is a coding agent that runs entirely on open models, costing 60% less than Claude Code with no drop in performance. It is available via npm as a CLI tool.

AMD has released GAIA 0.21.2, introducing gaia-bash, an AI-powered bash scripting assistant for writing, reviewing, testing, and debugging shell scripts on AMD hardware. It supports multiple interfaces including TUI, CLI, pipe mode, REST API, and MCP stdio server.

Cua Driver is now available on Linux, enabling background computer-use for any AI agent via CLI or MCP, with support for real Linux desktop apps.

The Hugging Face CLI's `hf upload` command has been fully rewritten with single-pass hashing, multi-commits, and resumable uploads, available in version 1.20.0 for improved speed and cleanliness.

This article critiques the common OAuth loopback authentication pattern used by many CLI tools, which fails on headless machines, and advocates for alternative methods like device code flow that have been standard since 2019.