An open source collective focused on CLI utilities, largely for LLM orchestration—but there's no reason humans can't use them too.
Anyone can join if they contribute well. That's it.
All CLIs are distributed through the same channels:
| Platform | Method |
|---|---|
| macOS | Homebrew via open-cli-collective/tap |
| Windows | Chocolatey, Winget |
| Linux | APT (Debian/Ubuntu), DNF/YUM (Fedora/RHEL), Snap, Homebrew |
| All | Binary downloads from GitHub Releases, go install |
cfl - Confluence CLI
A command-line interface for Atlassian Confluence Cloud. Manage pages from the terminal with markdown-first authoring—write and view pages in markdown, auto-converted to/from Confluence format. Search with CQL, manage attachments, and open pages in browser.
jtk - Jira Ticket CLI
A command-line interface for managing Jira Cloud tickets. List, create, update, and search issues. Manage sprints and boards, add comments, perform transitions.
slck - Slack CLI
A lightweight CLI for the Slack Web API. Send messages, manage channels, search—designed for automation, CI/CD pipelines, and scripting. Not the official Slack CLI (that's for building Slack apps).
nrq - New Relic CLI
A CLI for New Relic APIs. APM applications, alert policies, dashboards, deployments, entities, log parsing rules, NerdGraph queries, NRQL, synthetic monitors, and user management.
gro - Google Workspace Read-Only CLI
A read-only CLI for Google services. Gmail, Calendar, Contacts, and Drive access using only readonly OAuth scopes. Search, view, and download without any write capabilities.
cpm - Claude Plugin Manager
A terminal UI for managing Claude Code plugins. Two-pane TUI with clear scope indicators (global/project/local), batch operations, search, and keyboard/mouse support.
Theme collection for the kitty terminal emulator. Installable via Homebrew.
All Go CLIs use the same build toolchain:
- Go 1.22+ required
- Cobra for command framework
- golangci-lint for linting
- Make for build orchestration
Standard targets:
make build # Build binary
make test # Run tests
make lint # Run linter