The concept is simple: you describe what you want to do (English or French), and the tool finds the corresponding shell command within a local corpus. No browser, no API key, no network calls.
Everything runs on your machine. The corpus covers Git, Docker, Compose, npm, SSH, Python, Linux, Bash, and Composer.
The tool is fast and keyboard-driven, and also works in shell scripts. You can add your own commands with add, list, and remove.
Recent additions: hybrid search (keyword + fuzzy matching), a warm daemon (~383ms search, ~33ms fallback), an interactive picker, --json and --shell modes.
EveryCli never executes commands on your behalf. Results are shown for review, and --run always asks for confirmation.
There are already good tools in this space. tldr and cheat are great for examples, while Warp and Fig offer deeper shell integration. EveryCli focuses on fast, bilingual, local search with a custom corpus you build over time.
Pre-1.0. macOS installer and corpus tooling are next.
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