macOS · Apple Silicon · free

Say the task, pick the command

cliq is a terminal program. Describe the job in plain English and it comes back with a few ranked commands, says what each one does, and runs the one you choose.

Install with Homebrew

$ brew install --cask partrocks/tap/cliq

You bring a key for the model you want it to use.

The cliq icon: a teal caret marking the first of three ranked rows

One prompt, a short list of options

cliq asks your model for two to five ways to do the job, ranks them, and shows what each one does. You choose the one that runs.

CLIQ

> free up space in ~/Downloads

  • Show the ten biggest fileslow risk
  • Move anything older than 90 days to the Trashmedium risk
  • Delete anything older than 90 dayshigh risk
du -ah ~/Downloads | sort -rh | head -n 10

Adds up the size of everything in Downloads and prints the ten biggest, largest first.

LOW RISK · HIGH PORTABILITY

↑↓ select · Enter run · c copy · q quit
A score is a reading, not a promise. Look at the command before you press Enter.
1

Add a model key

cliq talks to the model provider you choose, so it needs a key from you. The key stays on your Mac.

2

Describe the task

Run cliq and say what you want in plain English. It notes your shell and the tools you already have, so the options fit your machine.

3

Pick one and run it

Enter runs the highlighted command in your shell and drops it into your history, so next time you can just press up.

Get cliq

One Homebrew command, then cliq init to write the config and add your model key. There is no app to open — it runs in the terminal you already have.

$ brew install --cask partrocks/tap/cliq

Updates come through Homebrew. Your keys, config, and cached suggestions stay in your home folder, and cliq sends nothing to us.