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utron

v2.1.6

Published

AI-powered terminal assistant for developers.

Readme

Utron CLI

Utron is a fast, minimal, AI-powered command-line assistant for developers who prefer terminal over GUI.
It can generate, run, explain, compare commands, and show system-level details directly in the terminal


Features

  • Generate terminal commands using AI based on your prompt
  • Run or copy generated commands instantly
  • Explain prompts like tool setups, dev terms, etc.
  • Compare technologies like react vs vue, nextjs vs remix
  • Show lists of useful Linux and Windows commands
  • Display full system information (CPU, RAM, Disk, GPU, etc.)
  • Auto-check for latest version and notify if outdated
  • Flags for developer info and tool intro

💻 Windows Installation Guide

Step 1: Install Node.js

  • Download latest Node.js (LTS) from: https://nodejs.org
  • Install it (make sure to check “Add to PATH” during installation)

Step 2: Open Command Prompt or PowerShell

Press Win + R → type cmd or powershell → press Enter.

Step 3: Install Utron globally

npm install -g utron

step 4: Verify

  utron --v

Installation Linux

Install Utron globally via npm:

npm install -g utron

If permission error occurs:

sudo npm install -g utron

To update Utron to the latest version:

npm install -g utron

Usage

Run utron with your prompt and optional flags.

utron <your prompt> [flags]

Examples

utron express setup --ai
utron vite with tailwind --ai --copy
utron react vs preact --compare
utron tailwind setup --explain
utron --linux
utron --windows
utron --sysconfig
utron --intro
utron --dev

Flags

| Flag | Description | | -------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | --ai | Generate terminal command using AI | | --run | Run the generated command in the terminal | | --copy | Copy generated command to clipboard | | --explain | Explain the given prompt using AI | | --compare | Compare two technologies like vite vs webpack | | --linux | Display a list of common Linux commands | | --windows | Display a list of common Windows CMD/PowerShell commands | | --sysconfig | Display full system configuration | | --intro | Display Utron's introduction | | --dev | Display developer information | | --v, --version | Show installed Utron version | | --help | Show help/documentation |


System Requirements

  • Node.js v18 or higher
  • Internet connection (for AI-related features)

Technologies Used

Utron is built using modern backend and system-level tooling:

  • Node.js – Core runtime environment
  • ESM (ECMAScript Modules) – Modern JS module system
  • systeminformation – For fetching system hardware/software details
  • clipboardy – For copying command output to clipboard
  • child_process – To run shell commands directly
  • OpenRouter AI API (via fetch/axios) – To generate & explain commands
  • Terminal UI – Styled output using pure console.log (no TUI libs used)
  • NPM – For package distribution globally

Screenshots

  • Intro : with help command SysConfig
  • Asking To Genrate Commands Step 1
  • Asking To Compare things Intro
  • Asking To Explain Topics AI
  • List of Basic Linux Commnads SysConfig
  • List of Basic Windows Commnads SysConfig
  • List of Basic System Configuration SysConfig

Developer

Name: Uday Pareta
GitHub: https://github.com/udayapex1
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/uday-pareta-b114aa284/


License

MIT License

This project is open source and free to use, modify, and distribute.