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gptcli
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Open-source, plugin-based ChatGPT command-line toolkit for AI commit messages, shell commands and translation in the terminal.
3.2K visits/mo
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AI Code Mentor
✓ verifiedFreemium
AI tool that explains, optimizes, refactors and reviews code, with playful explanation styles for learners.
3.0K visits/mo3.0K saves
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16x Prompt
✓ verifiedFreemium
Local desktop app that assembles code-context prompts for LLMs, with API integrations, token tracking, and prompt saving.
21K visits/mo
Pricing
No public pricing
No public pricing
No public pricing
Free: $0 (10 prompts/day)
Individual lifetime license: $48
Team lifetime license: $68
Core features
- ✦CSV to API conversion
- ✦Data parsing (CSV to JSON)
- ✦Filtering capabilities
- ✦npm-installable ChatGPT CLI
- ✦AI-generated Git commit messages
- ✦Natural-language to shell commands
- ✦AI translation plugin
- ✦Extensible plugin system
- ✦Build custom AI CLI workflows
- ✦AI code explanation in plain language
- ✦Multiple explanation styles/personas
- ✦Code optimization suggestions
- ✦Code refactoring
- ✦Code review
- ✦Example algorithms to learn from
- ✦Source-code context and prompt management
- ✦Custom and formatting instructions
- ✦BYOK API integrations (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, etc.)
- ✦Token-limit tracking
- ✦Code-edit feature with visual diffs and backups
- ✦Local, offline prompt generation
Use cases
- →Sharing CSV data with a team via an API
- →Creating a public API from CSV data
- →Filtering and accessing specific data within a CSV file programmatically
- →Writing commit messages automatically
- →Turning plain English into terminal commands
- →Translating text from the command line
- →Creating personal AI CLI tools
- →Understanding unfamiliar code
- →Learning how algorithms work
- →Refactoring and cleaning up code
- →Getting a quick AI code review
- →Explaining code to beginners
- →Building context-rich prompts for AI coding
- →Comparing model outputs on the same task
- →Reusing saved prompts across tech stacks
- →Keeping code private during prompt creation
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