dlbroadfoot is an independent developer whose single public offering, Bitbucket CLI, distills years of DevOps experience into a lightweight command-line utility that lets Windows, macOS and Linux users interact with Bitbucket Cloud and Server without leaving the terminal. Built in Go and distributed as a self-contained binary, the tool exposes the platform’s entire REST surface—pull-request lifecycle, branch creation, pipeline triggering, snippet management, deployment status, user and team administration—through a consistent, git-like syntax that accepts OAuth or app-password authentication and caches credentials securely. Typical workflows include scripting bulk repository forks for enterprise migrations, spinning up feature branches and linked PRs in one chained command, querying build results across projects for nightly reports, and embedding approval gates into CI templates. Because the utility outputs JSON and YAML, it plugs cleanly into PowerShell, bash, Zsh, GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, Jenkins and scheduled cron tasks, making it equally useful for solo developers who want to avoid context switching and for platform teams automulating compliance checks across hundreds of repos. The codebase is MIT-licensed, actively maintained, and welcomes pull requests that extend plugin support or add interactive prompt modes. Bitbucket CLI is available for free on get.nero.com, where it is delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installs the latest release, and can be included in batch deployments alongside other applications.

Bitbucket CLI

Work seamlessly with Bitbucket from the command line

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