mods
by charmbraceletAI on the command line
About mods
mods is a Go open-source cli tools project by charmbracelet. AI on the command line With 4,527 GitHub stars and 224forks, it's one of the CLI Tools tools worth knowing. You can download the source, browse it on GitHub, or read the full setup guide in the README below.
From the project README
[!NOTE]>
# Sunsetting Mods>
On March 9, 2026 we sunset Mods and archive this repository to focus our
efforts on Crush.>
Much of the functionality in Mods can be found in Crush’s non-interactive
mode, crush run. We plan on continuing to invest into Crush’s
non-interactive mode, so if there are features in Mods does that you’d like
to see in Crush, let us know.>
Mods will remain be open source and publicly available. If you love this
project and would like to maintain a fork, please do.>
Thanks for supporting this project and chat us up in
Slack or Discord if
you have any questions.
Mods
AI for the command line, built for pipelines.
Large Language Models (LLM) based AI is useful to ingest command output and format results in Markdown, JSON, and other text based formats. Mods is a
This is an excerpt from the project's own README, quoted here for reference. Read the full README on GitHub →
mods — FAQ
What is mods?
AI on the command line
Is mods free to use?
Yes. mods is open-source and free. You can browse the source on GitHub or download it here at no cost — no signup required.
How do I install and run mods?
Download the latest source as a ZIP from GitHub (or clone the main branch), then follow the setup steps in the README below.
What language is mods written in?
mods is primarily written in Go.
How popular is mods?
mods has 4,527 stars and 224 forks on GitHub, and was last updated 3/9/2026 — a useful signal of how actively it's maintained and trusted by developers.