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Inspect, reshape and query tabular files from a composable command-line toolkit.

Automate command-line work across Windows, Linux, and macOS with an object-based shell and scripting language.

Turn Gherkin behavior examples into executable acceptance checks for PHP applications.

Run interactive shell sessions and automate command-line tasks with the Bourne Again SHell.

Generate API checks from OpenAPI or GraphQL schemas and exercise real endpoints with varied inputs.

Build measured colour profiles with a documented command-line toolkit.

Run ChatGPT commands on selected text in any macOS app with a keyboard shortcut.

Business rules and security guards for AI coding agents

AI desktop assistant that turns voice commands into Python and Node.js actions

A collaborative writing tool with AI editing features for existing users.

Compare resolver and authoritative DNS answers

Scripted WireGuard or OpenVPN setup on your own Linux host

Command-line PDF validation, page layout, and resource tools

A YAML-based CLI for asserting the installed packages, services, files, ports, and other state of a system.

Edit code on iPhone or iPad with broad syntax highlighting, remote file access, and an SSH terminal.

A contributor toolkit for font-family metadata, checks and packaging.

Deploy applications to your own servers through a Ruby task workflow that coordinates remote commands over SSH.

Build native programs with Rust and manage their packages and builds through Cargo.

Define pull-request, build, and deployment jobs in screwdriver.yaml with pluggable execution engines.

Record, replay, and inspect UI tests for desktop, web, and mobile applications.

Store and retrieve key-based data using Redis commands or a compatible client library.

Turn repeatable operational procedures into jobs that run commands or workflows on selected nodes.

Explore Python interactively with completion, object introspection and persistent command history.

Jump to frequently used directories from the terminal with a smarter `cd` command.