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Command line

On every plan, including Free: Every call from curl (in the code samples). On Enterprise, our team builds more for you.

21 Enterprise add-ons

And 2 more Command line use cases, listed by job.

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Enterprise add-ons (21)

Our team builds these into your product or workflow, tests them on your documents and keeps them working. Scope and price are agreed with you.

Editing with approval

  • Edit files from the terminal

    Sends a text file, piped text or a Git diff to Typebar with a plain instruction and writes back the edited result.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Terminal editing with change approval

    Edits and creates documents from a file or standard input with plain-language instructions, shows each proposed change as a coloured diff to approve before saving, and exports to Markdown, PDF, Word or HTML.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Keyboard review of proposed changes

    Shows proposed document changes, from Typebar or a Git diff, as a coloured diff for keyboard review and applies only accepted ones.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Budget-capped Word document edits

    Edits a Word document under a fixed operation budget and optional deadline, with terminal approval of each change and a closing report of completed, failed or unattempted edits.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Full-screen terminal document editor

    Runs a full-screen terminal editor with a section list, section view and chat pane, live progress, keystroke approval, multi-document tabs, search and export.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Fuzzy-finder picker for the document library

    Pipes the saved document library into a terminal fuzzy finder with outline preview and actions to open, edit, search, export, rename and archive, plus shell key bindings.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Word redlines from the command line

    Compares two Word files from the terminal and produces a redline document plus a summary that separates substantive changes from cosmetic ones.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Find the turn that broke a document

    Walks a session's history in a scratch copy to find the turn, sections and instruction that introduced a defect, using a shell command as the test.

    Enterprise add-on.

Shell and quickstart

  • Interactive document shell

    Runs an interactive Typebar session in the terminal, with client-side redo backed by a durable event log and a documented PDF conversion path.

    Enterprise add-on.

Workflows and automation

  • Document editing from the terminal

    Uploads a file, sends an edit instruction, approves or rejects each change and exports Markdown, Word or PDF from the GitHub command line.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Freelancer invoices from the command line

    Adds an invoice command to the terminal that produces a branded invoice from client and hours options, with a local client registry.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Rust command-line tool with a bounded worker pool

    Applies one instruction across a folder or file pattern with a bounded worker pool, live progress, a resumable run manifest and an optional operation budget.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Rule-based batch edits with a result ledger

    Applies selector-and-instruction rules to a folder of documents concurrently, writes a per-file result ledger, skips completed files on re-run and offers a sample mode.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Declarative document build tool

    Builds documents from a config file of targets and a dependency graph, rebuilding only what changed by content hash, with watch and graph commands.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Save-triggered document edits

    Re-runs a stored instruction on each save of a source file or folder, debounced, with a per-run cost line, an operation budget and a preview-only mode.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Migration from whole-document regeneration

    Analyses a team's whole-document regeneration pipeline and produces a migration report with measured token and time savings on their own documents, plus generated adapter code for section edits.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Runbooks from AI terminal sessions

    Captures selected command blocks in an AI terminal such as Warp and turns them into a styled runbook, incident note or change record, reviewed before export.

    Enterprise add-on.

Clients and packaging

  • Single-binary Go command-line tool

    Runs Typebar from one statically linked Go command-line binary, with signed release archives, checksums, a Homebrew tap and a Scoop manifest.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Python command-line client with plan files

    Gives teams a pip-installable command-line client with profiles, dry runs, draft, edit, search, export and files commands, and a reviewable plan file that a later apply step runs.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • Container image for one-line document jobs

    Publishes a small multi-architecture container image of the command-line client for one-line document jobs, running as non-root with exit codes passed through and pinnable tags.

    Enterprise add-on.
  • PowerShell module for document work

    Gives Windows teams PowerShell cmdlets to create, edit, export and inspect sessions, with pipeline support, secret-store credentials and what-if previews.

    Enterprise add-on.
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More Command line use cases (2)

Use cases from the job pages that involve Command line, each with its label. Each link opens that use case in place.

2 Enterprise add-ons

Also with Command line, elsewhere on Typebar (2)

Each of these lives on the page that fits it best, with its label.

Code samples (developer docs) (2)

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