Terminal CLI

Epilson Code

epilsoncli is a terminal-first coding agent in the same space as Claude Code and Kimi Code. Use it to build features, refactor faster, and ship practical code updates from your CLI.

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Repo-Aware Code Generation

What it does: Reads your project context and proposes or writes code changes from the terminal.

Why it is useful: Cuts iteration time for multi-file features and refactors.

Guided Refactors

What it does: Helps rename, restructure, and modernize code safely across files.

Why it is useful: Keeps larger changes organized and consistent.

Bug-Fix Workflows

What it does: Targets failing behavior, suggests fixes, and iterates toward stable output.

Why it is useful: Speeds up debug loops when you need practical fixes quickly.

Command-Line First Automation

What it does: Runs from terminal sessions so it fits existing dev workflows and scripts.

Why it is useful: Easy to integrate into daily engineering routines and CI-friendly processes.

Competitive Agentic Coding

What it does: Built as a terminal CLI alternative to tools like Claude Code and Kimi Code.

Why it is useful: Gives teams another high-agency coding assistant option in the same category.

Practical Output Focus

What it does: Prioritizes actionable code edits and implementation-ready responses.

Why it is useful: Reduces overhead and gets from prompt to working code faster.

How To Get It

1. Install globally:
```
npm install -g epilsoncli
```
2. Or run it without global install:
```
npx -y epilsoncli --help
```
3. Start using commands in your project directory:
```
epilsoncli --help
```

Why Teams Use It

Faster feature delivery with CLI-native workflows.
Lower context switching between editor and terminal tasks.
Better consistency for iterative code improvements and refactors.
Strong fit for developers who prefer high-agency coding tools in terminal environments.