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@unifylm/anycli

v1.1.1

Published

A provider-agnostic AI coding assistant CLI

Downloads

517

Readme

AnyCLI: Unified CLI coding agent for all providers

For the past few months, Claude Code and Codex CLI was dominating the world of CLI coding agents. However, the spirit of open source is that if giants can implement something, we are certain to create the open-sourced version competitor. AnyCLI is this kind of tool, born to stand as the open choice for those trying to use a coding agent.

Installation

npm install -g @unifylm/anycli

Install locally:

git clone https://github.com/Runtime-Exception/anycli.git
cd anycli
npm run build

Quick start

# Start the CLI
anycli

# Configure your first provider (BYOK, bring your own API Key)
/config

Features

Any provider, one interface

Switch seamlessly between OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, New API/Veloera, and custom API endpoints

Fully open-source without privacy concerns

All your API keys and secret values are encrypted by secure AES-256 and stored locally, and no one but yourself can access your chat history.

Full reasoning support

The CLI supports reasoning for complex tasks, which can be enabled for SOTAs like Claude 4.5 series or Gemini 3 Pro.

Work in progress

Plan mode

Manual reasoning for non-thinking models.