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cecli

A neat cli assistant. For Nerds, Geeks, and the Extremely Curious. There are many terminal agents, but there's also this one??An Aider fork.

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  • Linux
  • Windows
  • Mac
  • Terminal
  • Python
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  1.  Lightweight
  2.  Privacy focused
  3.  AI-Powered

Features

  1. Git icon  Git Support
  2.  Code Formatting
  3.  Command line interface
  4.  Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
  5.  Works Offline
  6.  Support for MarkDown
  7.  No registration required
  8.  Ad-free
  9.  No Tracking

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  • loziniak liked cecli
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  •  406 Stars
  •  51 Forks
  •  14 Open Issues
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What is cecli?

cecli is yet another cli agent crafted for extensibility and customization. For folks who like seeing under the hood, welcome to the fold. Made for nerds, geeks, and the extremely curious. Built for autonomous, context-aware software work.

Features:

  • Autonomous agent mode. Plans and executes multi-step work with explicit tools and controls.
  • Extensible hooks. Run custom logic before and after agent actions to fit your workflow.
  • Context discovery. Finds the relevant code and files instead of making you curate context.
  • Subagents. Delegate focused investigations and tasks without losing the main thread.
  • Persistent memory. Preserves useful project decisions and context across longer-running work.
  • Repository maps. Builds a concise map of your codebase to navigate larger projects.
  • Custom skills. Give the agent reusable, domain-specific capabilities when it needs them.
  • Change validation. Run linters and tests, then feed the results back into the agent loop.
  • Expressive TUI. Peer into the mind of the agent and fully monitor the situation.