cli-creator

You can scaffold a CLI from API docs, OpenAPI specs, SDK docs, curl examples, or browser apps. The tool produces a repeatable, modular command-line interface with JSON-friendly outputs that runs from any repository.

The best way to build a composable CLI for Codex is to enforce a modular command surface with discovery, resolve, read, and write patterns. This pattern-based approach ensures durable tooling that integrates with companion skills for real workflows.

Yes, you can create a reusable CLI from curl examples or browser apps by using them as source material. The tool processes these inputs to generate a repeatable command surface that handles discovery and read workflows with JSON-friendly outputs.

You need some source material like API docs, OpenAPI specs, SDK docs, curl examples, or browser apps to scaffold a command-line tool. The tool transforms these inputs into a modular CLI with structured JSON outputs and write workflow integration.

A modular command surface improves CLI automation by enforcing structured discovery, resolve, read, and write patterns. This design ensures JSON-friendly outputs and companion skill integration, making the CLI durable and composable across different automation workflows.

Scaffolding a CLI from diverse source material requires consistent source structure for reliable command generation. While it supports API docs, OpenAPI specs, and curl examples, highly irregular or undocumented browser apps may produce less predictable command surfaces.