Cli

In the previous tutorial, we learned about logging and debugging. Now let’s build our first real project — a command-line task manager using Click for argument parsing and Rich for colored output. This project uses everything we have learned so far: dataclasses, file I/O, error handling, testing, and more. By the end, you will have a working CLI tool you can install with pip install. What We Are Building A task manager that runs in the terminal: ...

Google announced a new tool for Android developers: Android CLI. It works with any AI agent — Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, or others. It makes AI-assisted Android development 3x faster and cuts LLM token usage by 70%. In this article I’ll explain what Android CLI is, what commands it has, and how to get started. What Is Android CLI? Android CLI is a command-line tool built for AI agents. ...

In the previous tutorial, you learned about Kotlin Serialization. Now let’s build something real. In this tutorial, you will build a complete CLI (Command-Line Interface) tool: a text analyzer that counts words, finds patterns, and shows statistics. In this tutorial, you will learn: Reading command-line arguments File I/O (reading files) Text analysis (word count, frequency) Colored terminal output with ANSI codes Argument parsing Error handling Structuring a real project What We’re Building A text analysis tool called TextAnalyzer with these commands: ...