Articles for the CLI tag
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Agent Device: Giving Your AI Coding Agent Eyes and Hands on a Real Phone
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Your coding agent can write a slick new screen, but can it actually see the app run? Agent Device closes that loop, handing the agent a CLI to drive real devices and report back what really happened.
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Bearnie: The shadcn-Style Component Library Astro Was Waiting For
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React developers have shadcn/ui. Astro developers had to envy it from across the fence. Bearnie brings the same own-your-code philosophy to Astro, minus the framework runtime.
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Ink: When Your Terminal Learns to Speak React
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If you can build a React component, you can build a terminal app. Ink proves it by rendering JSX straight to your console.
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json-render Ink: When the LLM Paints Your Terminal
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A look at how json-render Ink lets you hand the terminal UI over to an AI without handing over the keys to arbitrary code.
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Create React Native Library: Skip the Boilerplate, Ship the Module
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Writing a React Native library means wrangling Gradle, Podspecs, Codegen specs, and an example app before you write a single line of useful code. This CLI does all of that for you.
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Secretlint: Catching Secrets Before They Ship
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Committing a secret is the kind of mistake that costs an afternoon of key rotation and a small amount of dignity. Secretlint exists to make that mistake nearly impossible, slotting neatly into the lint pipeline you already run.
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Syncpack: Herding Your Monorepo's Dependency Versions Into Line
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If your monorepo has three packages asking for three different versions of React, this little CLI is about to become your favorite cleanup crew.
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npq: Look Before You npm install
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Every npm install is a moment of trust. npq adds a pause-and-inspect step before that trust is granted, so you find out about red flags before the code runs, not after.
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docmd: Markdown In, Production Docs Out, Zero Config In Between
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Some documentation tools ask you to learn a framework before you can publish a single page. docmd asks you to write Markdown. That's the whole pitch, and it's a surprisingly compelling one.
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React Doctor: A One-Command Health Check for Your Entire React Codebase
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What if you could run a single command and get a full diagnostic report on your React codebase covering security leaks, performance bottlenecks, dead code, accessibility gaps, and hook violations? React Doctor does exactly that and gives you a score to track over time.