gorilla-cli

Why we included this project

Most of the friction in a terminal comes from remembering the exact flags for a tool you use twice a month. Gorilla CLI sits on top of that problem: type what you want in plain English, like "list all my GCP instances", and it suggests several candidate commands you can flip through with arrow keys before running anything. It relies on a research model plus several other LLMs to cover around 1,500 APIs across cloud CLIs, Kubernetes, git, and core Unix tools, which is enough range to help with everyday admin and DevOps tasks. Commands only run after you approve them, and it never reads your command output, so the automation stays under your control. It comes from UC Berkeley and is a research prototype rather than a finished product, so expect rough edges, but as a way to stop looking up flags it earns a look from anyone who lives in the shell.