AutoCLI

AutoCLI, formerly opencli-rs, pulls data from websites with one terminal command: Hacker News top stories, a Reddit search, trending Bilibili videos, returned as a table, JSON, CSV or Markdown. It's a Rust rewrite of OpenCLI that ships as a single small binary covering 55 sites, Apache 2.0 and free.

Public sites work right after install. For sites that need a login, you sideload a Chrome extension and AutoCLI reuses your logged-in browser session, so it acts on those sites as you. It also wraps gh, docker and kubectl for AI agents. Generating adapters for new sites goes through autocli.ai and needs its token.

There's no paid tier. Solo tinkerers and agent builders: free. Teams: think hard before pointing something that scrapes as the logged-in user at company accounts, and expect site-specific commands to break whenever a site changes its layout.

The catch: it looks abandoned. The last commit and release were April 20, 2026, community pull requests sit unmerged, users report broken Twitter and Google commands, and autocli.ai returned a 502 error when we checked. The upstream OpenCLI it was rewritten from shipped v2.0.0 in October 2026. Use that instead.