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1CL
Command Line Challenge▲205
2017 · cmdchallenge.com
2PT
Pythonpy – the swiss army knife of the command line▲220
2014 · github.com
3FE
Funky – Easier, flexible, and more interactive shell functions▲78
2018 · github.com
4
The Fuck▲108
Automatically corrects your command line mistakes
2015
5JA
Jarvis, a Light Table like companion for Python▲164
2012 · madlag.github.com
6TG
Turn GNU command line tools into SaaS – Stupid Hackathon Project▲160
2015 · github.com
7SB
Sensible Bash: An attempt at saner Bash defaults▲173
2016 · github.com
8BS
Bish – Shell scripting with a modern feel▲84
2015 · github.com
9SA
Stash, an evernote for command line▲70
2014 · trystash.com
10SC
Simple command line note taking tool▲84
2019 · github.com
11TA
Thaum, a simple boilerplate and templating command line utility▲79
2017 · flaque.github.io
12MC
Making command line interactions fun in any python app▲6
2019 · github.com
13SA
Shox: A customisable status bar for your terminal▲99
2020 · github.com
14NM
Note, my simple command-line note taking app▲81
2021 · github.com
15PS
Poetically simple code review on GitHub▲66
2016 · text.sourcegraph.com
16WA
Wish - A command line enhancement for Windows (Kickstarter)▲7
2012 · kickstarter.com
17AI
An infinite runner for the command line, because why not▲65
2018 · github.com
18PA
Posce, a note-taking toolkit for your command-line▲54
2020 · github.com
19DT
Distro.tools - Scripts for lazy Linux users▲14
2019 · distro.tools
20BF
Bash Framework Written for Fun▲9
2020 · github.com
21BR
bash.rocks – A bash interpreter in the browser▲58
2017 · bash.rocks
22AA
Amp – A text editor for your terminal, written in Rust▲43
2018 · amp.rs
23AW
A Wordle for the command line (Spanish and English)▲34
2022 · github.com
24BS
Bach.sh is a real unit testing framework for Bash▲52
2020 · github.com

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