Productivity Command-Line Tools
49 tools in the Productivity category: productivity and workflow tools. Sorted by GitHub stars; the most starred are tldr, cheat.sh and gws.
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Tools
clipse
Configurable clipboard manager with TUI interface for Linux, macOS, and Unix systems supporting text and image history.
tz
Interactive TUI tool for displaying and comparing times across multiple time zones simultaneously
castero
Terminal-based podcast client with TUI interface for subscribing to and playing podcast feeds
scli
Terminal user interface for Signal messaging with Vim-like navigation and external editor support
caps-log
Terminal-based journaling tool that saves daily entries as Markdown files with calendar navigation and tag organization
daylight
Command-line tool for tracking sunrise, sunset, and daylight hours with 10-day projections
asak
Terminal audio tool for browsing, playing, and recording audio files with waveform visualization and device selection
omm
Keyboard-driven task manager for the command line with priority reordering and context management
bmm
Command-line bookmark manager with local storage, search capabilities, and both CLI and TUI interfaces
tempy
Terminal weather report tool displaying current and near-future conditions without requiring API keys
bbcli
Terminal-based BBC News reader with vim-like navigation, feed selection, and multiple image protocol support
carl
A command-line calendar tool with colors, iCal support, and customizable themes that mimics traditional cal implementations
outside
Terminal weather client with multiple output formats including TUI, JSON, and Waybar integration
Guides
- tldr Alternativestldr alternatives: cheat for editable cheatsheets, navi for runnable fuzzy-searched snippets, eg for paged example files.
- Modern Replacements for manReplace man with tldr, tealdeer or eg: example-first command help instead of full manuals. Compare clients, offline use and customization.
- tldr vs cheattldr vs cheat: community-maintained tldr pages with Python, Rust and Node.js clients, or cheat's editable local cheatsheets written in Go.
- tldr vs navitldr vs navi: tldr shows example-based help pages for commands; navi is a fuzzy-search cheatsheet launcher that runs snippets you write.