VibeCLI — Lightning-fast CLI framework for modern developers

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Experience the power

Watch VibeCLI handle complex workflows with elegant prompts and instant feedback

vibecli.ts

1 import { cli } from 'vibecli'

3 cli.command('init')

4 .description('Initialize project')

5 .action(async () => {

6 console.log('✨ Done!')

7 })

9 cli.parse(process.argv)

11 // Full TypeScript support

12 // Auto validation with Zod

13 // Beautiful prompts built-in

15 const options = await cli.prompt({

16 name: { type: 'text' },

17 features: { type: 'multiselect' }

18 })

20 // Lightning fast CLI framework

21 // Zero config, just works

Interactive Prompts

Beautiful CLI interfaces

Auto Validation

Built-in error handling

Full Type Safety

TypeScript first

How It Works

Built for developers

VibeCLI removes the pain of building command-line tools so you can focus on shipping features, not boilerplate.

Write CLI tools that feel native

Intuitive API that gets out of your way. Focus on building features, not boilerplate.

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cli.ts

1 import { cli } from 'vibecli'

3 cli.command('init')

4 .description('Initialize project')

5 .action(async () => {

6 console.log('✨ Done!')

7 })

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Interactive CLI interface

50k+

Weekly downloads

Growing fast on npm

3.2k

GitHub stars

Active community

100%

Type coverage

Full TypeScript support

<5ms

Startup time

Lightning fast execution

Developer-First

Developer experience first

Built by developers, for developers. VibeCLI removes the complexity of building command-line tools so you can focus on creating great user experiences.

Type Safety

End-to-end TypeScript with full IntelliSense support

Auto Validation

Zero Config

Works out of the box, customize when needed

Blazing Fast

Minimal bundle, instant startup

50k+

Weekly downloads

Growing fast on npm

3.2k

GitHub stars

Active community

100%

Type coverage

Full TypeScript support

<5ms

Startup time

Lightning fast execution

Quick Start

Up and running in 60 seconds

Three simple steps to create your first CLI tool with VibeCLI.

Install

npm install vibecli

Add VibeCLI to your project

Create

vibecli init

Generate your CLI scaffold

Ship

npm run build

Build and publish to npm

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Build together

Get help, share your CLI tools, and contribute to making VibeCLI even better.

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