getoai-cli

One-click installer for AI tools and CLIs.

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getoai-cli is a cross-platform CLI tool for installing and managing AI-related tools and command-line programs. Stop searching for installation instructions - just getoai install <tool>.

Features

• 50+ AI Tools - LLM runners, coding assistants, chat UIs, AI platforms, and more
• Multiple Install Methods - Homebrew, npm, pip, Go, Docker, shell scripts
• Cross-Platform - macOS (Intel & Apple Silicon), Linux (amd64 & arm64), Windows
• Smart Detection - Automatically chooses the best installation method for your system
• Easy Management - Install, list, search, and check tool information

Quick Start

Installation

macOS / Linux:

# Using curl
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/getoai/getoai-cli/master/install.sh | bash

# Or using Homebrew (coming soon)
brew install getoai/tap/getoai

From Source:

go install github.com/getoai/getoai-cli/cmd/getoai@latest

From Releases:

Download the binary for your platform from Releases.

Usage

# List all available tools
getoai list

# Install a tool
getoai install ollama
getoai install claude-code
getoai install aider

# Search for tools
getoai search "coding"

# Show tool information
getoai info ollama

# List installed tools
getoai installed

Supported Tools

LLM Runners

Tool	Description
ollama	Run large language models locally
localai	Free, open-source OpenAI alternative
chatglm	Open bilingual dialogue language model

Coding Assistants

Tool	Description
claude-code	Claude AI coding assistant CLI
aider	AI pair programming in your terminal
cursor	AI-first code editor
gh-copilot	GitHub Copilot in the CLI
tabby	Self-hosted AI coding assistant
gpt-engineer	AI that builds projects from prompts
codex-cli	OpenAI Codex CLI
interpreter	Open-source code interpreter

Chat Interfaces

Tool	Description
open-webui	User-friendly WebUI for LLMs
lobechat	Modern ChatGPT/LLM UI
chatgpt-next-web	Cross-platform ChatGPT UI
chatbox	Desktop client for LLMs
jan	Open-source ChatGPT alternative
librechat	Enhanced ChatGPT clone

CLI Utilities

Tool	Description
llm	Access LLMs from the command line
sgpt	Shell GPT - AI in your terminal
mods	AI on the command line by Charm
tgpt	AI chatbot without API keys
fabric	Framework for augmenting humans with AI
aichat	All-in-one AI CLI tool
gemini-cli	Google Gemini in your terminal

AI Platforms

Tool	Description
dify	LLM app development platform
fastgpt	Knowledge-based QA system
flowise	Drag & drop LLM flow builder
langflow	Visual multi-agent AI framework
one-api	OpenAI API management system
ragflow	Document understanding RAG engine

AI Infrastructure

Tool	Description
vllm	High-throughput LLM serving
llama-cpp	LLM inference in C/C++
comfyui	Modular Stable Diffusion GUI
sd-webui	Stable Diffusion web UI
xinference	Distributed LLM inference

Run getoai list to see all 50+ available tools.

Configuration

getoai stores its configuration in ~/.getoai/config.yaml:

# Default installation method preference
default_method: brew

# Custom tool registry (coming soon)
registries:
  - https://example.com/tools.json

Development

Prerequisites

• Go 1.21 or later
• Make (optional)

Building

# Build for current platform
make build

# Build for all platforms
make build-all

# Run tests
make test

# Run linter
make lint

Project Structure

getoai-cli/
├── cmd/getoai/       # Main entry point
├── internal/
│   ├── cli/          # CLI commands (cobra)
│   ├── config/       # Configuration management
│   ├── installer/    # Installation methods
│   ├── platform/     # Platform detection
│   ├── tools/        # Tool registry
│   └── util/         # Utilities (spinner, etc.)
├── Makefile
└── README.md

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

Adding a New Tool

1. Edit internal/tools/registry.go
2. Add a new registration function:

func registerMyTool() {
    Register(&Tool{
        Name:        "my-tool",
        Description: "Description of my tool",
        Category:    CategoryUtility,
        Website:     "https://mytool.com",
        Command:     "mytool",
        InstallMethods: map[installer.InstallMethod]InstallConfig{
            installer.MethodBrew: {Package: "my-tool"},
            installer.MethodPip:  {Package: "my-tool"},
        },
    })
}

3. Call the function in init()
4. Submit a PR

License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.

Related Projects

• Ollama - Run LLMs locally
• Claude Code - Claude AI coding assistant
• Aider - AI pair programming
• Open WebUI - LLM web interface