HeyCLI

Stop Googling Linux commands. With HeyCLI, just type what you want to do in plain English and get the exact command instantly. Try the free preview now.

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About HeyCLI

Simplify Your Linux Workflow

HeyCLI is a command-line assistant that turns natural language into Linux commands. No more memorizing syntax or searching Stack Overflow—just say what you want in plain English, and HeyCLI translates it into terminal-ready commands.

Made for Developers of All Levels

Whether you're new to Linux or a seasoned sysadmin, HeyCLI saves time and reduces errors. It's a productivity booster that helps you work faster and with more confidence at the terminal.

How HeyCLI Works

Natural Language to Terminal Commands

Using HeyCLI is as easy as typing a sentence. Start with the keyword hey, describe your goal, and instantly receive the correct shell command. It’s like having a Linux expert by your side—without needing to leave the terminal.

Try the Preview Version

HeyCLI is currently in preview. You can try it by following simple setup instructions available in the GitHub repository. Stay in the loop with updates by subscribing via email or following the developer on Twitter.

Example Use Cases

hey create a new directory called projects → mkdir projects
hey list all files including hidden ones → ls -a
hey show the current directory path → pwd

Why Use HeyCLI?

Speed Up Daily Tasks

Don’t waste time recalling flags or consulting man pages. HeyCLI delivers precise commands based on your description, speeding up your workflow significantly.

Reduce Human Error

By generating syntactically correct commands, HeyCLI helps reduce common mistakes made when typing or recalling Linux instructions from memory.

Perfect for Learning

Beginners can use HeyCLI to learn real command-line syntax by seeing how natural phrases map to actual commands. It’s both a productivity tool and a learning companion.

Lightweight and Easy to Use

HeyCLI doesn’t require heavy setup or dependencies. It’s built to work quickly and simply for anyone familiar with the terminal.