Add apicmd to API Clients (Open Source)#142
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apicmd turns any API into a CLI with named commands, parameter validation, and --help. It reads OpenAPI specs to generate operations automatically and is designed for both LLM agents and human use. https://github.com/charlie103721/apicmd
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What is apicmd?
apicmd is an open-source CLI tool that turns any API into a CLI with named commands, parameter validation, and
--help.--helpand structured error messagesWhere I added it
Added to API Clients > Open Source, in alphabetical order before Hoppscotch.
Why it fits
apicmd is an open-source API client for the command line that works directly with OpenAPI specs — it belongs alongside tools like Hoppscotch, Hurl, and ATAC in the Open Source API clients section.