What is CLI?
A CLI (Command Line Interface) is a tool that controls software through text commands. Unlike apps or websites, a CLI runs in a terminal — one line gets things done. Happycapy runs on a cloud sandbox with a full Linux terminal. Any CLI you install is globally available across the environment, with no local dependency conflicts. Describe what you need in natural language, and Happycapy picks the right CLI for the job — conversation and command line, seamlessly combined.Getting Started
Find a CLI you want to use, then send Happycapy this prompt:Workplace
Lark (lark-cli)
Official Lark/Feishu CLI wrapping 2500+ API endpoints into 200+ commands — messages, docs, calendar, Base tables, and more. Built for AI agents.DingTalk (dws)
Official DingTalk CLI covering calendar, tasks, messages, contacts, attendance, and smart tables.Code Collaboration
GitHub CLI (gh)
Brings PRs, Issues, and code review workflows directly into Happycapy.GitLab CLI (glab)
Manage Issues, Merge Requests, and CI/CD pipelines from Happycapy. Supports GitLab.com, self-hosted instances, and multiple accounts. Includes built-in GitLab Duo AI integration.Infrastructure
Vercel CLI
Deploy frontend projects to Vercel in one command. Initialize from templates, connect Git repos, and trigger auto-deploys ongit push.
Supabase CLI
Run a full Supabase environment locally, manage database migrations, deploy Edge Functions, and generate TypeScript types from your schema.Stripe CLI
Test webhooks locally, tail live API request logs, and manage Stripe resources (customers, payments) from the command line.AWS CLI
Manage all AWS services from one tool. Supports JMESPath query filtering, tab completion, and--waiter for polling resource state.

