Search Results: TerminalTools

A new tool called DeskBuddy integrates directly into developer terminals, acting as an AI assistant that executes web tasks without context switching. By combining CLI commands with browser automation, it streamlines documentation lookup, API testing, and information retrieval. This approach tackles the productivity drain of constant tab-switching that plagues modern development workflows.

For developers tired of context-switching to resource-heavy Slack clients, slack-term offers a minimalist terminal-based solution. This open-source Go application delivers core Slack functionality with Vim-inspired keybindings, letting you stay in your workflow without leaving the command line. We explore how this tool fits into the growing trend of terminal-first productivity tools.

Meet Lazyssh – the TUI powerhouse transforming how developers manage server fleets. This open-source tool brings Kubernetes-style efficiency to SSH operations with fuzzy search, visual tagging, and one-key connections, all while preserving OpenSSH security.

A new Go package transforms mundane terminal messages into delightful animated displays featuring a bunny holding customizable signs. Originally ported from JavaScript, this open-source tool injects whimsy into developer workflows and log outputs.

Meet mcat, a revolutionary Rust-powered terminal tool that converts documents, images, and videos into terminal-viewable formats with pipeline flexibility. From rendering PDFs as Markdown to playing videos directly in your terminal, this open-source utility redefines command-line productivity for modern developers.