ContextCLI is an AI-powered CLI tool that helps you to manage and organize your files and folders easily. The tool uses natural language processing and machine learning to understand your commands and perform the desired action.
To install ContextCLI, you need to have Node.js installed on your system.
- Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/ajinkyak423/ContextCli.git- Navigate to the project directory:
cd ContextCli- Install the dependencies:
npm install- Remove .example from .env file.
mv .env.example .env In order to use concli command available regardless of the folder you are in following steps need to be followed:
- Make cli.js an executable file using the command:
chmod +x cli.js
to check it worked run the command:
ll- Do the npm link in the folder where the cli.js file is present. This makes a global sim link.
npm linkNote: To ensure a smooth transition when relocating the project repository folder to a different location on your machine,
it is recommended to run the npm link command after completing the move.
To use ContextCLI, simply open your terminal and type:
concli p "your query for ai" -o output file name (with extention)- use
conclicommand withpflag to give command note: give command in " " format.
use -o flag to store output in external file
- Post Thread to Showwcase.
- Get trending shows and draft:
- Get your showwcase notifications:
Contributions are always welcome!
This project is still a work in progress, and we're open to collaboration with fellow developers who are interested in contributing to this project



