CLI Radar, in your terminal
Discover trending CLI tools, TUI apps, terminal AI agents, and developer automation projects without leaving your shell.
$ npm install -g cliradarThe CLI package is ready for publishing. npm release coming soon.
Commands
cliradar todayShow today's trending toolscliradar weeklyShow this week’s high-momentum toolscliradar aiShortcut for the AI CLI Agents categorycliradar category devops-toolsBrowse any category by slugcliradar search "browser automation"Search tools by keywordcliradar info anomalyco/opencodeFull detail for one toolcliradar open anomalyco/opencodeOpen the repo in your browsercliradar today --jsonMachine-readable JSON outputcliradar doctorCheck API connectivity & versionWhy use it
- ▸Reads only the public CLI Radar API — never scrapes GitHub or needs a token.
- ▸Today, weekly, per-category, and search browsing right in your shell.
- ▸Clean multi-line cards by default, or a compact --table view.
- ▸--json on every list/detail command for scripting and CI.
- ▸No login, no API keys, no AI calls — fast and free to run.
- ▸Override the API base with CLIRADAR_API_BASE_URL for local development.
JSON output
$ cliradar today --json
{
"tools": [
{
"repoFullName": "anomalyco/opencode",
"repoUrl": "https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode",
"category": "AI CLI Agents",
"language": "TypeScript",
"stars": 179500,
"starsToday": 573,
"trendScore": 100,
"rank": 1,
"installCommand": "npm install -g opencode"
}
]
}Local development
Point the CLI at a local instance with the CLIRADAR_API_BASE_URL environment variable:
CLIRADAR_API_BASE_URL=http://localhost:3000 cliradar today