Explains how to use the --pattern parameter in Bicep CLI for bulk building and linting multiple Bicep template files using wildcards.
Introduces agent-rules, an open-source CLI tool that standardizes security and coding rules across AI coding assistants like GitHub Copilot and Cursor.
A tutorial on parsing command-line arguments in Node.js using the built-in util.parseArgs API, with examples from a real CLI project.
A tutorial on setting up a three-node Postgres cluster using EDB's PGD CLI for high availability and logical replication in AWS.
Introducing Sentire, a command-line interface for the Sentry API written in Go, designed for developers to query issues and events.
A guide to building a custom CLI coding agent using the Pydantic-AI framework and Model Context Protocol for project-specific development tasks.
A guide to CLI tools that offer preview, dry-run, or non-destructive modes to safely test commands before execution.
A guide to using an open-source command-line tool for populating Azure Storage Accounts with demo data for testing, training, and dashboard visualization.
Explores the new `dnx` command in .NET 10 preview for running .NET tools without installing them, similar to npx in Node.js.
Introducing Log Basset, an open-source Go CLI tool for querying and tailing Scalyr logs with improved features and performance.
Introduces Swift Dependency Audit, a CLI tool and SwiftPM plugin for auditing Swift package dependencies against source imports.
Explores the technical implementation of .NET 10's new 'dotnet run app.cs' feature for running single C# files without a project file.
Explains how to embed Info.plist, sign with entitlements, and use undocumented APIs to make AppleScript work in macOS CLI tools without permission dialogs.
Peekaboo 2.0 is a fast macOS screenshot tool for AI agents, now available as a CLI to avoid MCP context bloat and enable on-demand use.
Explores .NET 10's preview feature for running a single C# file directly with 'dotnet run app.cs', eliminating the need for a .csproj project file.
A developer documents their experience using the gemini-cli tool to create a Chrome Extension with AI assistance, including setup and features.
A developer's journey from skepticism to embracing AI coding assistants like Claude, discovering they act as collaborative pair programmers rather than replacements.
A detailed overview of new features in the Amazon Q Developer CLI, including conversation persistence, MCP enhancements, and improved context control.
A guide on how to clear various NuGet caches (global packages, HTTP, temp) using the dotnet CLI to free up disk space.
Amazon Q Developer CLI now supports Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect external data sources for richer, context-aware AI assistance in development tasks.
