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Building Your Own CLI Coding Agent with Pydantic-AI
https://martinfowler.com/articles/build-own-coding-agent.html
TIL that sudo has a logo, and I’m here for it.
@cleantext there's nothing wrong choosing a #GUI over a #TUI / #CLI.
- And #AntiX like #BubsenLabs is a nice, resource-efficient distro with a solid basis (#debian) below.
@firebones and if you really are on a crunched budget, just get a cheap USB powerbank, some kind of tablet sleeve, HDMI screen module, cheap compact keyboard, mouse and like a #RaspberryPi #Pi0 v1.3 with USB+Ethernet-Hub. and you can have a sub-€100 "DIY Laptop" device with no #WiFi or #Bluetooth and only USB to exchange files.
- Then put on the #minimalist Raspberry PI OS image on the microSD, plug it into #Ethernet and install yourself some #TUI / #CLI text editor (If you have no idea what #vim, #neovim or #nvchad are and you don't care, you can skip that and use
nanoinstead which is preinstalled anyway and be ready to type and write...
@cleantext Speaking of #Netbooks, I do have an #EeePC701-4G in my possession and I'm working on an #minimalist , #TUI / #CLI-only #Linux distro ( @OS1337 ) for it and other, #LowEnd / #LowSpec / #legacy / #vintage hardware like the original #RaspberryPi & #Pi0W...
@cleantext np.
There are also other resources to check out as well...
GGG (Guile Glyph Generator) v0.4.6 
Now also packaged via Podman/Docker, and a new version is in a PR to Guix, containing many improvements, specially to CLI experience and flexibility, as well as a cleaner badge definition DSL
https://codeberg.org/jjba23/ggg
Generate SVG images for handy useful glyphs, Org/Markdown badges and more, leveraging the power of Lisp (Guile Scheme)
ICYMI: @madkiss examines Ptcpdump, a trusty troubleshooting tool that can track processes along with network traffic
https://www.linux-magazine.com/index.php/Issues/2025/296/Ptcpdump?utm_source=mlm
#Ptcpdump #admin #Tcpdump #CLI #eBF #network #OpenSource #Wireshark #kernel #FOSS
Windows Terminal Preview 1.24 Release | by Kayla Cinnamon.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/windows-terminal-preview-1-24-release/
progressrm does not monitor but cheats by using the process start time to estimate how much time is remaining. It only works if the rm commands has many arguments, and it uses the open directories fds to guess at which argument we are.
The output looks like this:
$ progressrm
[1452864] rm in /home/anisse/backups
29.0% (402 / 1384 args) 4.4 args/h remaining 9 days 8:12:16
as it was inspired by progress. For now anyone wanting to do monitoring should wrap it with watch.
#ABECTO version 3.1.2 has been released:
https://github.com/fusion-jena/abecto/releases/tag/v3.1.2
ABECTO is an #OpenSource #CLI tool that compares #RDF graphs to spot errors 
and assess completeness 
intended for use in #CICD pipelines.
Version 3.1.2 fixes measurements and issues reported in case of duplicated resources in one graph without corresponding resources in other graphs.
- https://github.com/bgreenwell/doxx
doxx : A fast, terminal-native document viewer for Word files. View, search, and export .docx documents without leaving your command line.
# View a document
doxx report.docx
# Start with outline view
doxx document.docx --outline
doxx report.docx --export markdown > report.md
# Export to different formats
doxx data.docx --export csv > data.csv
# View with images (supported terminals)
doxx presentation.docx --images --export text
Starting my keyboard-(almost-)only, tilingWM journey some years ago with Herbstluftwm over i3/sway, it has now been tweaked near to perfection with NIRI. Everything's extremely fast and responsive, check out this screencast!
As with Sway, I can handle KeepassXC-CLI shortcut integration with no plugins needed.
Pass has been a solid choice, too.
Qutebrowser is not the only one in town to handle vim-like keybinding (but a good one 
).
And yeah, dystopian Fallout retro is the stylish way to go the KISS way 
Enhance your CLI testing workflow with the new dotnet test.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-test-with-mtp/?hide_banner=true
Enhance your CLI testing workflow with the new dotnet test.
buff.ly/KFeH6A8
#dotnet #cli #testing #unittest #csharp
Enhance your CLI testing workf...
Libervia CLI tip 4:
If you see an XMPP powered blog like those made with Libervia or Movim, you can use directly the `https:` URL to retrieve the XMPP blog or one of its posts.
For instance, to get my blog at https://www.goffi.org with Libervia CLI, you can do:
`li blog get -u https://www.goffi.org`
This works with all pubsub related commands, so if you have the right, you can also edit or publish like that.
https://libervia.org/__b/doc/backend/libervia-cli/common_arguments.html#pubsub