Msg CLI is a lightweight, peer-to-peer messaging tool that runs entirely in your terminal. No accounts. No servers. No config files. Just type `msg user` and start chatting — or run `msg user@host` to connect directly to another machine. Built for developers, AI agents, and anyone who lives in the terminal. 🔐 Optional encryption via --key ⚡ Hybrid mode: both server & client 🖥️ macOS / Linux / Windows 🤖 AI Agent ready — built for machine-to-machine messaging

AssemblyAI Voice Agent API — One API to build production-ready voice agents

One API to build production-ready voice agents

Every time I needed to quickly share a log file or debug output with a teammate, I found myself opening Slack, waiting for it to load, navigating channels, pasting code blocks... just to send a 10-line message. I built Msg CLI because I wanted the fastest possible path from "I need to tell someone something" to "message sent." No browser tabs. No login screens. Just a terminal command. Msg CLI runs as both server and client in hybrid mode — you type `msg user`, your peer types `msg user@your-host`, and you're connected. Peer-to-peer, no middleman, no data leaving your machines unless you want it to. It's still early days — mobile support is on the roadmap, and I'm actively exploring better NAT traversal for trickier network setups. But for terminal-to-terminal messaging right now, it just works. For the PH community: I'd love your honest take. What's your current go-to for quickly sharing text or files with a colleague — and where does it fall short?

AssemblyAI Voice Agent API — One API to build production-ready voice agents

One API to build production-ready voice agents

Msg CLI

Minimalist CLI messaging tool. One command, zero config.

Minimalist CLI messaging tool. One command, zero config.