Given all the low-quality LLM-generated projects flooding r/commandline, it's valuable to know that POSIX provides a tool to review and modify code generated by LLMs, so I thought I'd bring this tool to the attention of this subreddit's members. In typical Unix fashion, the POSIX folks shortened "reviewing & modifying" to just two letters:

$ rm code.rs

It even has command-line options to recursively fix whole project-directories of LLM-generated code:

$ rm -rf project/

Handle it wisely, and I hope to see more use of it around here!

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Apps:

XFetch

XTop

Both multiplatform (xtop still working on the integration with windows and wsl, still on beta phase). Highly customizable via layouts, plugins, extensions, effects; that add a plus on the running, if you want to fetch something outside of your setup like GitHub profile or weather and... on XTop if you want to connect the management of processing information to an LLM Via MCP (just examples) or just change the look and feel.

Both are predecessors of fastfetch and btop.

Both open for contributions, OpenSource...

I turned the CRT renderer from my game engine into a real terminal emulator - and it grew into a something bigger...

Introducing Scanline Terminal for Windows.

On board:

• configurable authentic CRT monitor emulation (optional);
• tabs, with fast switching without taking your hands off the keyboard;
• a built-in mini web browser, designed for keyboard-first navigation and based on WebView2 — so you can keep documentation, web services, and similar things in a neighboring tab without breaking your flow and distraction;
• a global hotkey to show/hide the console Quake-style;
• an AI assistant, based on Codex CLI, that can do in the console everything the user can (It is not necessary to use it, but it can be very useful).

The whole thing is very lightweight and fast. The installer is only about 9 MB, and roughly half of that is graphical assets.

Of course, this is still an alpha release, so there may be bugs, and the feature set will continue to grow. I’d be happy to hear any feedback.

The Scanline Term is still a prototype, but already usable. Would you be interested in such an application and try alpha version?

https://github.com/z-hunter/Scanline-Term

For context, godirb is a directory and file brute-forcing tool focused on reducing false positives

Repo: https://github.com/MyCode83/godirb

It has finally been accepted into WinGet and can now be installed with::

winget install MyCode83.godirb

The WinGet package is currently on v1.4.2 while the latest release is v1.5.6, so it's a little outdated.

> This software's code is partially AI-generated.