basecamp-cli

fizzy-cli brings Fizzy boards, cards, comments, search, attachments, activity, and related administration into a terminal interface that shell-capable AI agents can also use. Commands return structured JSON with breadcrumbs that suggest useful follow-up actions, and the repository includes setup for a Claude plugin and embedded agent skill. Initial configuration requires a Fizzy personal access token and account selection, with an optional default board.

clu coordinates multiple AI coding agents through a local SQLite issue tracker and single-binary CLI. It supports atomic issue claims, capability routing, dependency graphs, checkpoints, locks, mailboxes, milestones, and inherited context, while keeping writes in a local log. There is no daemon, server, account, or network requirement, making it suited to agents sharing one machine.

linear-cli gives humans and agents the same shell workflow for listing queues, claiming issues, posting progress, and closing work with attached proof. The tool is a single Python file with no third-party runtime dependencies and offers JSON output for automation; it requires a Linear API key with the permissions needed for the requested actions.

claude-founder-playbook organizes a startup idea into Idea, MVP, Launch, and Scale stages, each with question sets, document templates, and exit criteria. Its CLI can initialize a project, show status, and advance only when the checklist and red-team challenge are complete; unresolved decisions stay visible instead of being silently guessed. English and Chinese templates are included.