Alternatives

Products that do what UXY – adding structure to Unix tools does

1NN
Nixar – New design of Linux command line▲130
2015 · nixar.work
2BS
Bish – Shell scripting with a modern feel▲84
2015 · github.com
3FA
Forsh – A Unix shell embedded in Forth▲76
2017 · bitbucket.org
4SA
Sysdig, a tool for Linux system exploration▲171
2014 · github.com
5NU
Nnn – unorthodox terminal file manager▲123
2020 · github.com
6TN
Termipal – native micro-GUIs for shell scripts and command line apps▲195
2017 · termipal.sh
7LB
Lowdefy – Build internal tools with YAML on an open-source framework▲107
2021 · lowdefy.com
8UT
Unix tool that visualizes shell commands usage▲98
2021 · github.com
9TA
Thaum, a simple boilerplate and templating command line utility▲79
2017 · flaque.github.io
10GA
Goto – A Linux shell 'cd' replacement tool▲26
2015 · github.com
11FE
Funky – Easier, flexible, and more interactive shell functions▲78
2018 · github.com
12BR
bash.rocks – A bash interpreter in the browser▲58
2017 · bash.rocks
13SA
Stash, an evernote for command line▲70
2014 · trystash.com
14RB
RTE – Bret Victor’s interfaces, the Unix way▲34
2013 · github.com
15SS
SHML (shell markup language)▲71
2015 · maxcdn.github.io
16FA
FSSB – A filesystem sandbox for Linux▲43
2016 · github.com
17SA
SAN – a Safe and Nice TOML/YAML Alternative▲45
2018 · astrocorp.net
18FA
Fff – A terminal file manager written in bash▲55
2019 · github.com
19UA
Unito – A sync engine for GitHub/JIRA/Wrike/Asana/+▲12
2016 · unito.io
20HA
Happyfinder – A fuzzy file finder like Helm, for the command line▲27
2015 · github.com
21BA
Bask: a task runner for bash▲10
2016 · github.com
22DT
Distro.tools - Scripts for lazy Linux users▲14
2019 · distro.tools
23WA
Wisp – a Linux shell with Lua scripting and structured pipelines▲9
Aug 2026 · github.com
24AB
A Bash Web Framework▲7
2021 · github.com

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