Manage Arduino, ESP-IDF, and PlatformIO Projects From the Terminal
A good graphical user interface can simplify many of our daily tasks. There is no need to memorize a long list of commands or remember obscure keyboard shortcuts just to get some work done. However, when you do know what you’re doing, a text-based interface is often much faster to work with. Typing a memorized key combination is a lot faster than mousing through menus.
Anode MCU Manager is a terminal user interface that was designed to bring this advantage to several popular microcontroller ecosystems. Built as a cross-platform evolution of an earlier Arduino CLI helper, the newly rebranded tool takes the usual collection of command-line utilities and wraps them in an interactive, keyboard-driven dashboard. The idea is simple: keep developers in the terminal, but remove the friction that normally comes with juggling multiple tools, commands, and configuration files.
Say goodbye to CLI friction
Instead of manually invoking arduino-cli, idf.py,...
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