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This tweet links to an article detailing five commands for GitHub CLI that work without authentication tokens, aimed at developers using GitHub's command-line interface.

Codex CLI is an open-source coding agent tool from OpenAI that runs locally, with installation instructions for various platforms and integration with ChatGPT plans or API keys.

The article explains how to use jq to format JSON from the clipboard on Linux with error handling to prevent overwriting non-JSON content.

Shopify now integrates with Stripe Projects, allowing developers to create stores via command line and use Stripe for unified setup and billing in app stacks.

Basecamp launches agent-native features, enabling AI agents like Claude and Codex to manage projects via CLI and API for seamless automation and integration by developers.

This article provides a detailed feature comparison chart of popular grep-like tools including ack, ag, git-grep, GNU grep, and ripgrep, highlighting their differences in features, performance, and usage for developers.

Stripe's Link CLI is a developer tool that enables AI agents to securely obtain one-time-use payment credentials from Link wallets for agentic payments without storing real card details.

A lightweight Python implementation of the Unix touch command for Windows, enabling file creation and timestamp updates via command-line interface.

This survey paper examines AI agents operating in command-line environments, proposing a framework to unify research across software engineering and other domains through a terminal-mediated execution lens.

A millennial reflects on how AI tools have led them back to using command-line terminals extensively, highlighting the evolution from DOS to modern AI-assisted CLI environments.

hdiutil, a command-line utility for handling disk images, is deprecated in macOS 27 Golden Gate.

Release 0.33 of the LLM tool includes upgrades to OpenAI dependencies, enhanced embedding key support, repeatable prompt templates, and reasoning summary options for Responses API models.

Hax is a minimalist, terminal-native coding agent written in C, designed to be lightweight, memory-efficient, and friendly to local LLM usage, with support for multiple providers.

The author lost their phone and used Claude to generate findphone, a command-line tool that tracks nearby Bluetooth devices by signal strength, demonstrating how AI can quickly create custom utilities.

A community-driven Linux command-line utility that reproduces the official Tamron Lens Utility, letting users view and change settings on compatible Tamron lenses connected over USB.

An educational article explaining shell event designators (history expansion) like !! and !$ to reuse and modify previous commands lazily in bash, zsh, and other shells.

findphone is a command-line utility for macOS that locates nearby Bluetooth devices by signal strength, useful when Find My is unavailable (e.g., under MDM). It offers survey and hunt modes, optional sound feedback, and privacy features like address redaction.

Julio Merino presents an old-new take on argument parsing in Rust, extending the getopts crate into a small framework that prioritizes Unix-style tool integration over language-ecosystem conventions.

A developer shares the journey of building 'amused', a minimal music player with a daemon/client architecture that leverages Unix pipes for playlist manipulation, emphasizing simplicity and composability.

A task-centered guide to iproute2, the Linux networking toolkit, covering ip, bridge, and ss commands with practical usage examples.