#Command-Line
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Using AI Without Leaving the Terminal: A Guide to llm
The guide presents llm as a terminal-based interface to multiple language models, with logging, plugins, pipes, local models, embeddings, templates, and workflow automation.
A productive command-line Git workflow for indie app developers
The article shows a terminal-first Git workflow built around aliases, commitizen, tig, and vim-fugitive to speed up everyday Git tasks and review history.
A huge productivity boost in git with a single alias
The post suggests using a shell alias so `g` runs `git`, then shares a few Git config tweaks: global ignore files, `pull --rebase`, autocorrect, and reusable aliases.
8 Small git tips
The post collects eight practical Git tips: partial staging, interactive rebase, stashing, a global ignore file, whitespace warnings, autosetuprebase, clearer logs, and amending commit messages.
Writing a Command Line Utility using Node
The article walks through creating a simple Node-based CLI calculator, from Grunt-init scaffolding and argument parsing to npm publishing, Commander.js, Underscore.js, and man-page support.
Excluding directories from zip files on Linux
The post says File Roller cannot easily exclude directories from a zip archive, so the author switches to the command-line zip utility and uses the -x option to leave out Mercurial and NetBeans files.