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Describe a terminal task in plain English: get the exact shell command with a breakdown of every flag, powered by Claude

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About CLI Builder (AI)

Describe a task like "find all files larger than 100MB modified in the last week" and Claude returns the exact shell command plus a flag-by-flag breakdown, which is useful both for getting unblocked quickly and for actually understanding an unfamiliar command before running it on a real system. It defaults to common Unix/bash conventions for macOS/Linux; if PowerShell or a different shell's syntax is what you need, say so explicitly since the assumption otherwise is bash. Your task description is sent to Anthropic's API (Claude, with OpenAI as a fallback) to generate the command and explanation, so it's worth avoiding secrets or sensitive paths in the description itself. It only generates and explains: it never runs anything for you, and that gap is intentional. Always read the flag breakdown before executing anything touching `rm`, `chmod`, or `git reset`, since a misunderstood flag in those commands can cause real, irreversible damage.

How to use CLI Builder (AI)

  • 1.Describe a task like "find all files larger than 100MB modified in the last week" and get the exact shell command back.
  • 2.Read the flag-by-flag breakdown to understand what each option does before running an unfamiliar command on your system.
  • 3.Use it to translate a command from one tool's syntax to another, e.g. going from `find` to `fd` or `grep` to `rg`.

Frequently asked questions

Does this run the command for me?
No — it only generates the command text and an explanation. You copy and run it yourself, which also gives you a chance to review it first.
Is my task description sent anywhere?
Yes, it's sent to Claude via Anthropic's API (with OpenAI as a fallback) to generate the command and explanation, so don't include secrets or sensitive paths in your description.
Which shell/OS does it assume?
It defaults to common Unix/bash conventions (macOS/Linux); if you need PowerShell or a specific shell's syntax, say so explicitly in your prompt.
Should I run destructive commands it generates without checking?
No — always read the flag breakdown first, especially for anything involving `rm`, `chmod`, or `git reset`, since a misunderstood flag can cause real damage.

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  -H "Authorization: Bearer utx_live_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"prompt": "..."}'

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