Command-line tool that bundles a codebase into one file and runs AI code reviews on it without leaving the terminal.
ai-for / cli
AI Tools for CLI
9 tracked tools do CLI, 7 of them under Coding & Development and 4 under AI Coding Assistants.
Paid entry prices run from $4 to $100 a month, and 7 of them have a free tier. CrevCLI, Ollama and Codebuff lead the list on click-through. 4 of them ship a public API.
- 9
- tools tracked
- 7 of 9
- free to start
- $4–$100
- paid entry, per month
- 4
- ship a public API
The shortlist — tools for CLI
ranked by click-through
Ollama
79Runs open-weight language models locally from one command, with a hosted tier for larger models
Codebuff
77Terminal-based coding agent that edits your codebase and runs commands from natural-language requests.
Dypt
69Task app that splits work into nested subtasks, with a CLI and photo-to-tasks capture
Cosine
82AI coding agent for terminal, cloud and desktop, backed by its own coding models and air-gapped deployments for regulated teams.
Crit
82Open-source local review tool where you comment on an AI agent's plans, diffs and running app in the browser.
Google's agent-first coding platform: a desktop agent manager, terminal CLI, Python SDK and IDE built around Gemini models.
OpenAI's coding agent for the terminal, IDE, desktop and cloud sandboxes, included with ChatGPT plans or billed by API tokens.
OpenCode
85Open-source coding agent for the terminal, desktop and IDE that works with 75+ model providers or your existing Copilot and ChatGPT plans.
Compare CLI tools head-to-head
Questions about CLI tools
Is there a free CLI tool?
Yes. 1 of the 9 tools on this page is free to use — Crit; 6 more have a free tier with paid upgrades.
How much do CLI tools cost?
Published entry prices on this page run from $4 to $100 a month. Each card shows the pricing model and the lowest paid plan as we last verified it; 7 of them can be started for free.
Which CLI tools have an API?
4 of the 9 ship a public API, including Ollama, Google Antigravity, OpenAI Codex and OpenCode. The API badge on each card is re-checked against the vendor's documentation.