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fish is a smart, user-friendly interactive command line shell for macOS, Linux, and other Unix-like systems, featuring out-of-the-box syntax highlighting and autosuggestions.

Rich is a Python library for beautiful terminal formatting: colors, styles, tables, progress bars, markdown, syntax highlighting, tracebacks, logging, and more, with a flexible Console API and rich print.

Reasonix is an MIT-licensed, DeepSeek-native AI coding agent distributed as a single Go binary. It runs in the terminal, desktop app, browser, or editor via ACP, with config-driven providers, MCP plugins, plan mode, permissions, a workspace sandbox and per-turn checkpoints.

JSVision is a TypeScript SDK for building Turbo Vision-style terminal user interface (TUI) applications. It features a zero-dependency rendering engine, a retained widget framework, and a rich set of ready-made controls.

Cross-platform SSH client built with Rust and Tauri, featuring a modern terminal, connection manager, SFTP/FTP file panel, SSH tunnels, E2E sync, and multi-protocol support.

tldr-pages is a community-maintained collection of simplified, practical help pages and cheatsheets for thousands of command-line tools, offering an approachable alternative to traditional man pages.

A personal marketplace of agentic coding skills for AI assistants, offering plugins for terminal UI design, DevOps automation, security management, and game development workflows.

vtmate is a terminal-based voice AI toolkit featuring ultra-low latency, 41 language support, and integrated TTS/STT. It enables live voice conversations, debates, voice cloning, session exports, and background daemon mode with global shortcuts for seamless AI interaction.

Hunk is a review-first terminal diff viewer for agent-authored changesets, built on OpenTUI and Pierre diffs. It offers a multi-file review stream with sidebar navigation, inline AI/agent annotations, split/unified layouts, watch mode, and Git/Jujutsu/Sapling integration.

Hyper is an open-source terminal emulator built on open web standards, offering an extensible, customizable command-line experience with plugins and themes.

Reel generates always-current demo films for web apps and CLIs from a YAML spec. It drives a real browser or terminal, records the actual flow, and renders GIF, MP4, WebM, storyboards, and interactive HTML compositions. Works via CLI, Studio UI, or Claude Code plugin. Fails CI when demos break.

A command-line tool to browse, stream, and download anime. It supports solo and synchronized watching with friends across multiple operating systems.

A local-first web UI for running Claude Code and Codex sessions in browser tabs with real PTY terminals, persistent history, and agent coordination via MCP. Sessions run in tmux for durability, with token-authenticated localhost security.

lf is a terminal file manager written in Go, inspired by ranger. It is cross-platform, fast, and configurable via shell commands.

VHS lets you write terminal GIFs as code using .tape files for integration testing and demoing CLI tools. It supports recording, publishing, self-hosting via SSH, and multiple output formats.

Terax is a lightweight (~7-8 MB) terminal-first, AI-native development workspace built on Tauri 2, Rust, and React 19, combining a WebGL terminal, CodeMirror editor, git source control, web preview, and an agentic AI side-panel with BYOK or local models.

Adeorq is a Windows/Linux desktop panel that runs AI coding agents in real terminals, using your existing subscriptions and CLIs. It features a multi-terminal cockpit, session management, canvas, and more, with a source-visible proprietary license.

Wave Terminal is an open-source, AI-integrated, cross-platform terminal for macOS, Linux, and Windows featuring durable SSH sessions and a flexible block-based interface.

asciinema is a command-line tool for recording, replaying, and live-streaming terminal sessions using the lightweight asciicast format instead of heavy video files.

Termux is an Android terminal emulator and Linux environment app. It provides a terminal interface, package management, optional plugins, and install options from F-Droid, GitHub, and Google Play.