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fenix-black

v0.0.3

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Fenix is a powerful and versatile CLI tool for creative and development workflows, enabling tasks like code generation, image creation, document translation, and more with intuitive commands.

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Fenix

Fenix is a versatile command-line tool designed to simplify and supercharge your creative and development workflows. Whether you're generating images, crafting code, managing projects, or translating documents, Fenix empowers you to achieve more with intuitive commands and powerful automation.

Features

  • Creative Generation: Generate images, podcasts, videos, songs, and other media directly from the command line.

  • Code and Project Tools: Build smart project structures, generate code snippets, and manage repositories with ease.

  • Context-Aware Actions: Understands project contexts to offer relevant support and tailored solutions.

  • Multi-Domain Utility: Translate documents, generate tests, animate visual elements, and handle creative tasks all in one tool.

  • Plugin Support: Extend Fenix with custom plugins to fit your specific needs and workflows.

Usage Examples

Here are some examples of what you can do with Fenix:

  • Generate a favicon for your project:

    fenix "create a favicon of a cartoon dog"

  • Translate a PDF into Spanish while preserving its layout:

    fenix "translate this PDF into Spanish"

  • Build a project README in Japanese:

    fenix "document this project in Japanese"

  • Analyze a project's codebase:

    fenix "how many lines of code does this project have?"

  • Generate a podcast script about AI trends:

    fenix "create a podcast script about AI trends"

  • Design a 3D logo for a tech startup:

    fenix "generate a 3D logo with a sci-fi theme"

Why Fenix?

Fenix is inspired by the phoenix, a symbol of transformation and renewal. This tool is designed to help you rise above complexity, empowering your creativity and productivity across multiple domains.

Installation

To install Fenix, simply run:

npm install -g fenix-black

Or download the latest release from fenixblack.ai.

Getting Started

  1. Install Fenix using the command above.
  2. Open your terminal and try some of the example commands.
  3. Explore advanced features and plugins by visiting fenixblack.ai.

License

The Fenix CLI is open-source software released under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute the CLI as long as you adhere to the license terms.

The backend services and advanced features available through fenixblack.ai are proprietary and require a subscription.

For more information, visit our website at fenixblack.ai.