Mang.sh

Key facts: Mang.sh launched on Product Hunt on November 10, 2026. Describe a task in plain English and Mang proposes the terminal command: inspect it and explicitly confirm before it runs. Use local Ollama or OpenRouter. It is built in Rust and MIT licensed. Its maker, based in Lisbon, was shipping it between conversations at Web Summit.

Plans: Free and open source (MIT). You bring your own model through Ollama or OpenRouter.

Best for: Anyone who knows what they want the terminal to do but not the exact command. Who should skip it: anyone who already types shell commands from memory, or who wants commands to run without confirmation.

Pros

• Free and open source under MIT
• Nothing runs without your explicit confirmation
• Local Ollama or OpenRouter: your model, your choice
• Built in Rust: a tiny, fast command-line tool

Watch out for

• You still need Ollama or an OpenRouter key for the model
• It proposes commands: you still have to read them
• A launch-week tool, so the command set is still growing

Best for

Anyone who knows what they want the terminal to do but not the exact command. Who should skip it: anyone who already types shell commands from memory, or someone who wants commands to run without confirmation.

Pricing

Free and open source (MIT). Bring your own model through Ollama or OpenRouter.

FAQs

What is Mang.sh? A command-line tool that turns plain English into terminal commands: describe the task, inspect the proposed command, confirm it, and it runs.

Is Mang.sh free? Yes. It is free and open source under MIT. You bring your own model through Ollama or OpenRouter.

Does it run commands by itself? No. You inspect the command and explicitly confirm before it runs.

Which models does it use? Local Ollama or OpenRouter: your choice.