quien is a TUI and CLI domain intelligence toolkit for checking sites in the terminal.

You can browse tabbed WHOIS / RDAP data, DNS, Mail and tech stack views, check IPs, output JSON & more.

Ben Word (retlehs on GitHub) made quien using Bubble Tea by @charmcli and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️

wrkflw is a CLI and TUI tool for testing and running CI jobs locally in your terminal.

You can validate GitHub / GitLab CI workflows, run jobs, watch logs, manage secrets, use Docker, Podman runtimes and more.

Gokul Santhosh (bahdotsh on GitHub) made wrkflw using @ratatui_rs and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️

cheznav is a TUI for managing chezmoi dotfiles.

You can compare local and managed files, add or apply changes, view diffs, dry-run updates, handle encrypted files, templates and more.

David Jetelina (djetelina on GitHub) made cheznav using @textualize and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️

nless is a TUI tool that is like Excel for live log data.

It takes in logs, CSV or JSON and transforms them into columns in the terminal. You can then filter, sort, search, stream live data and more.

Matt Pryor (mpryor on GitHub) made nless using @textualize and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️