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webcli

One install, two commands: webcli for 12 sites like Gmail, LinkedIn and Loom, and llmcli for Gemini, ChatGPT and Muse.

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New. I’ve only just started on it. The question mark means this one is my best guess.

It replaced 11 of the single-site CLIs on this site. Their repos are archived now.

  • Usage 2 of 3 Used: 2 of 3Last activity 2026-10-21

What I made

One Python package with two commands. It turns sites with no public API into local CLIs. webcli covers 12 sites: Gmail filters, Keep, Photos, YouTube watch history, Recorder, Contacts, Google Messages, LinkedIn, Facebook friends, Loom, Artificial Analysis and Walkie. llmcli covers Gemini, ChatGPT and Muse: prompt in, answer out. It drives my own signed-in Chrome, which runs hidden. I sign in once myself, the sign-in stays on my machine, and then my agents call it. It’s mostly read-only, and every write is a dry run unless I add --confirm. Install it with brew install truefrontier/tap/webcli or pipx install truefrontier-webcli.

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Raw notes behind the status, checked Oct 9, 2026. Unedited, on purpose.

  • public repo truefrontier/webcli, created 2026-10-19; tags v0.4.0, v0.4.1, v0.5.0, v0.5.1, v0.5.2
  • Latest release 0.5.2 (2026-10-21); 0.5 added read-only LinkedIn feed and posts commands (webcli linkedin feed, webcli linkedin posts search|from|read)
  • One package, two commands: webcli for 12 data sites, llmcli for Gemini, ChatGPT and Muse
  • Sign-ins stay local, in ~/.webcli/, one Chrome profile per identity
  • Mostly read-only; the only writes (Contacts labels, Gmail filters, a LinkedIn DM or post, a Google Messages text) need --confirm and are dry runs without it
  • Install: brew install truefrontier/tap/webcli or pipx install truefrontier-webcli
  • Replaces 11 single-site CLIs; their repos are archived
Kind
CLIA command-line tool. You run it in a terminal, and so can an AI agent.
Year
2026
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