Results for “cli-tool”

PostgresAI

AI-native Postgres observability: 45+ automated health checks, query and config tuning, agent-ready JSON and MCP output. Open source.

promptfoo

Open-source LLM eval and red teaming: test prompts, compare models, catch jailbreaks and data leaks locally and in CI.

Thunder Client

Lightweight REST/WebSocket/gRPC API client built into VS Code and JetBrains — no app switching, local-first, git-syncable.

Fern

Generates polished API documentation and client SDKs in multiple languages directly from an OpenAPI spec.

Graphite

Code review platform built around stacked pull requests and AI review, designed to keep changes small and merge conflicts rare.

DevPod

Open-source, client-only tool that creates reproducible development environments from a devcontainer.json file, running on Docker, Kubernetes or any cloud VM.

OneCLI

Open-source gateway that lets AI agents call APIs without ever seeing your real API keys — real secrets are injected transparently at the network level.

Vast.ai

A marketplace where anyone with a spare gaming or server GPU can rent it out, so AI developers get GPU compute at a fraction of the price big cloud providers charge — like Airbnb, but for graphics cards instead of spare rooms.

Betterleaks

Free secrets scanner from Gitleaks' original creator: finds leaked API keys and passwords in code with far fewer false positives.

Codiff

A free, open-source local Git diff viewer with an optional AI-generated plain-English walkthrough of your changes.

browse.sh

A library of "how-to" cheat sheets for AI agents browsing websites — instead of an agent fumbling around a new site from scratch every single time, it installs a ready-made recipe that already knows exactly which buttons to click.

Ascii

Sends out multiple AI coding agents to work on your repositories at once — like hiring a small team of junior developers who each take a ticket, write the code, run the tests, and hand back a pull request for you to review.

Context.dev

A service that turns messy web pages into clean, structured data your app or AI agent can actually use — so you don't have to build and maintain your own web-scraping infrastructure.

Graphify

A tool that maps your codebase into a graph of how everything connects, so AI coding assistants like Claude Code or Cursor can actually understand your project's structure instead of guessing from scattered file snippets.

Refuse

A free, open-source tool that sits in front of npm, pip, cargo, and 15 other package managers and blocks you — or your AI coding agent — from installing a package with a known security vulnerability, before it ever touches your project.

Betterleaks

A free, open-source scanner that catches API keys and passwords accidentally committed to your code — built by the same developer who created the widely-used Gitleaks, after he lost control of that project's name.

BrowserBash

Write a browser test as a plain English sentence instead of code — an AI agent reads the live page and figures out how to click through it, the way a person would.

Secs-man

A tiny command-line tool for backing up SSH keys and other secrets so securely encrypted that you could still recover them in 10 years using nothing but standard Unix tools — even if this tool itself is long gone.

Nimic

A way to write ordinary-looking Python code that can either run normally, or get compiled down to a fast, standalone native program — without switching languages.

Uindow

A desktop app that lets you record a browser task once and replay it automatically, or hand the wheel to an AI agent through MCP — without writing scraping code.