GitHub CLI Shortcuts
TL;DR: A cheat sheet of gh (GitHub CLI) commands for repos, issues, PRs, and
workflows.
TL;DR: A cheat sheet of gh (GitHub CLI) commands for repos, issues, PRs, and
workflows.
TL;DR A 3-line vimscript snippet that polls checktime every second keeps vim
buffers in sync when AI agents modify files on disk.
TL;DR Disable coding agents from committing code automatically. Use git
permission denies in .claude/settings.local.json to prevent auto-commits and
force a review-before-commit workflow.
TL;DR: Render markdown from terminal using glow (for terminal viewing),
mdcat (for rich formatting), grip (for GitHub-accurate previews with
images), or pandoc (for document conversion and flexibility).
TL;DR: open_md.py is a flexible CLI tool that renders markdown files to HTML
using pandoc or grip, and can open them directly on GitHub or in your
browser, with support for embedded diagrams and both local and dockerized execution
TLDR: A practical guide on using OpenRouter through Simon Willison's LLM CLI to access dozens of LLM models from a single terminal, including free tier options.
TL;DR Track your LLM API spending with open-source tools like ccusage and
OpenUsage to gain visibility into daily costs, model-level breakdowns, and usage
patterns.
TL;DR: llm_cli is a lightweight CLI tool that applies LLM transformations to
text and code files. Use it to refactor code, improve docs, apply linting
rules, or run custom prompts on file chunks, all from shell without leaving
editor.
TL;DR: Simon Willison's llm CLI turns any large language model into a
composable Unix tool you can pipe, script, and template from the terminal.
TL;DR: mdm unifies management of research ideas, blog posts, and Claude Code
skills across multiple repositories into one powerful command-line tool.