All CLI Tools

Interact with AWS services from the terminal using awscli: S3, EC2, IAM, CloudFormation and more.

Learn how to use bat, the modern replacement for cat with syntax highlighting, Git integration, and automatic paging. Includes practical tips and tricks.

Run container runtimes on macOS and Linux with Colima (lightweight alternative to Docker Desktop).

Use curl to download files, test APIs, and script HTTP requests from the command line.

Learn how to use ffmpeg to convert, stream, and manipulate audio/video from the terminal. Includes installation, common commands, tips, and advanced workflows.

Supercharge your terminal workflow with fzf, the blazing-fast fuzzy finder. Learn to search files, history, processes, and integrate fzf with other tools for maximum productivity.

Manage GitHub from the command line with gh: issues, PRs, releases, and workflows.

Monitor system processes, resource usage, and performance interactively with htop.

Parse, filter, and transform JSON effortlessly with jq. Perfect for scripting and debugging APIs.

mise is a fast, polyglot version manager for dev tools like Node.js, Python, Ruby, Go, and more. Replaces nvm, rbenv, pyenv, and others with a single tool.

nginx: static file serving, reverse proxy, load balancer, and HTTP caching. Useful as an edge server for static and dynamic apps.

Learn how to use ripgrep for blazing-fast recursive search in codebases and terminal workflows with practical examples and performance tips.

Use tmux to manage multiple terminal sessions, split panes, and persistent sessions across SSH connections.

Use tree to inspect filesystem layout, filter files, and generate directory maps in a compact, readable tree view.

Master vim, the powerful modal text editor found on virtually every Unix system. Learn essential commands, configuration tips, and pro tricks to boost your productivity.

Use wget to retrieve files, mirror sites, and resume interrupted downloads from the command line.