Don't know the command? Just ask. Clio searches man pages and explains commands in plain English.
Perfect for beginners. Works offline on Linux, macOS, and Android (Termux).
$ clio "how do I list files?"
π Command: ls - list directory contents
Usage: ls [options] [directory]
Try: ls -lah (detailed list with hidden files)
$ clio "install docker"
β Found module: docker_install
β Docker installed!
Ready-to-Use Modules
Installation
Platforms (Linux, macOS, Android)
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No command memorization neededβjust tell Clio what you want in plain English
Most common use: Search man pages for any command. "how do I...?" gets instant answers with examples. No more memorizing syntax.
Works without internet: After the first sync, Clio runs completely offline using local AI. Perfect for remote work or mobile devices.
Including Android: Full support for Linux, macOS, and Termux on Android. Automate your phone's CLI with the same power as your desktop.
Don't know the command? Just ask Clio in plain English
π¬ You ask: "how do I compress a file?"
π€ Clio finds: tar -czf archive.tar.gz file and explains the options
π¬ You ask: "what command shows disk space?"
π€ Clio finds: df -h with usage examples
π¬ You ask: "how to change file permissions?"
π€ Clio finds: chmod command with practical examples
π¬ You ask: "how do I search inside files?"
π€ Clio finds: grep -r "pattern" . with explanation
Beyond command search: automate complex multi-step tasks
π¬ You say: "install docker"
π€ Clio does: Detects your OS, adds repo, installs Docker, starts service, adds you to docker group
π¬ You say: "backup my documents folder"
π€ Clio does: Creates timestamped compressed backup and confirms location
π¬ You say: "setup python dev environment"
π€ Clio does: Installs Python, pip, virtualenv, creates venv, installs common packages
Install Clio on Linux, macOS, or Android (Termux)βno experience needed
curl -fsSL clipilot.themobileprof.com/clio | sh
Run the command above to install the Clio CLI assistant
Run clio sync to download modules from the registry
Just type: clio "your task in plain English" β Clio handles the rest!