Bash
How vibe coders and indie builders use Bash: 25 projects built with it and 2 built for it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
25
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
<0.1%
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
too few to tell
Add-ons built for it
2
Share of stated stacks, per week
Share rather than counts, so changes in how many posts a subreddit lets through don't show up as trends.
Often used with
- Claude Code 6
- Python 3
- C++ 2
- TypeScript 2
- JavaScript 2
- Docker 2
- Codex 2
- OpenCode 1
What's built with it
Latest projects built with Bash
- tokken — Collects local Claude Code usage from each machine and shows token spend by person, device, model and day.“I built a dashboard to see what we actually spend on Claude Code”
- sdlc-kit — Runs AI coding agents through staged gates, with human approval of specs and fresh-session agent review of built code.“sdlc-kit - approval gates and fresh-context review so a coding agent stops grading its own work”
- Fokiz — Enforces a single active task at a time by blocking new tasks and showing a reminder banner in every new shell until the current task is marked done.“Fokiz: A CLI task manager that forces you to finish what you start by hijacking your terminal”
- PROX-LINK — Manages Proxmox VMs from a mobile-friendly web interface, including downloading ISOs, deleting VMs, changing specs, and opening VM consoles.“PROX-LINK: Self-Hosted, One Line Install, Proxmox Manager Mobile App”
- I packaged the scripts behind… — Packages cron and bash scripts for running unattended AI agents on a server, with a hardened Telegram notifier, agent templates, and guardrails.“I packaged the scripts behind my 30+ unattended AI agents into a kit”
- vibecoding-common-sense — Provides a CLAUDE.md template, a model-tier scoring skill, a PR review polling script, and a pre-review checklist to reduce back-and-forth between Claude and Codex code review.“I just wanted to save tokens and avoid headaches. Now I have a repo to save you from my dumb mistakes when using Claude and Codex together.”
- Agent Ops Starter — Provides reusable Claude Code sub-agent definitions and a pre-commit secret-scanning hook to copy into repositories.“Agent Ops Starter - MIT starter pack of sub-agent configs and a secret-scan hook for agentic coding tools”
- EasyAlias — Manages terminal shell aliases through a graphical interface, with import from shell config files and suggested common aliases.“EasyAlias now supports Linux, imports your existing aliases, and suggests useful ones”
- Codex Dream Skin Workflow Engine — Injects custom themes and UI overlays into the macOS Codex desktop app at runtime via the Chromium DevTools Protocol, without modifying app files.“Built an open-source, zero-patching theme engine & CDP workflow for macOS OpenAI Codex (OpenAI Build Week Entry)”
- brimfull — Monitors disk, memory and CPU on remote servers via a cron-run bash script and sends alerts when thresholds are exceeded or data stops arriving.“The Simplest Server Monitoring for Sane People - brimfull.dev”
- HybridOps — Provides an open-source infrastructure codebase covering Terraform, Kubernetes/GitOps, Proxmox SDN, validation scripts, and runbooks.“Looking for AI-assisted contributors for a real infrastructure repo”
- paste-to-tmux — Copies a local file or clipboard screenshot to a remote machine and types its absolute path into a tmux pane.“I made a tiny tool to paste local files into remote tmux AI agents”
- Claude Code Blueprint — Provides a library of copyable config files (CLAUDE.md rules, agents, skills, hooks, and a memory system) that shape how Claude Code behaves.“Built a free, open-source config library for Claude Code after months of losing my setup between sessions”
- turbopixel — Generates images locally from text prompts on a laptop or desktop, running fully offline using models such as FLUX.2 Klein and Z-Image Turbo.“turbopixel generates 1024x768 images in ~30 seconds on a GPU with 4GB of VRAM”
- antivirus.sh — Scans Linux servers for suspicious files, processes, persistence mechanisms, network indicators, and package integrity issues, quarantining threats instead of deleting them.“Lightweight Linux Threat Scanner”
Latest add-ons built for Bash
- tui2web — Mirrors any terminal user interface application to a web browser through an outbound relay or Tailscale connection.“tui2web makes opencode usable from the web”
- TermAssist — Suggests matching terminal commands from natural-language German queries when a command is not found, asking for confirmation before running anything.“TermAssist – a small open-source terminal assistant for Linux beginners (German-language)”