Terminal-native
A CLI that feels like a product surface.
AdaL keeps the speed of the terminal, then adds high-end interaction patterns: command discovery, tool confirmations, streaming work, and clean recovery paths.

AdaL CLI brings agentic work into the terminal — with model switching, reviewable tool use, session memory, and IDE handoff.
Advanced UX, terminal speed
Terminal-native
AdaL keeps the speed of the terminal, then adds high-end interaction patterns: command discovery, tool confirmations, streaming work, and clean recovery paths.
/model
Move between Claude, Gemini, GLM, Kimi, DeepSeek, MiniMax, and more through a fast command palette instead of provider-specific setup friction.
Review-first
Tool calls, file edits, diffs, plans, and verification steps stay visible so developers can understand the work before signing off.
/ide
Start in the terminal, then open the same session in AdaL’s agentic IDE when the task needs visual review, files, terminal, and canvas together.
The CLI is not just a prompt box. It is a control plane for model choice, session continuity, review, and IDE handoff.
/modelChoose the best model for the job/ideOpen the current session in the agentic IDE/resumeReturn to previous work with context intact/statsInspect session health, model, and usageWorkflow
AdaL starts where developers already work. When the job needs visual review, broader context, or human sign-off, the same session can move into the browser or desktop.
AdaL CLI gives advanced developers the speed they expect while preserving the understanding teams need.