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cxcli is an open-source command-line utility published by xavidop that provides the missing CLI for managing Google Dialogflow CX projects. Positioned in the Developer Tools category, the tool exposes the full Dialogflow CX REST API through an intuitive terminal interface, allowing engineers to automate agent creation, intent management, webhook configuration, flow versioning, environment promotion, and conversation analytics without leaving the shell. Typical use cases include scripting nightly snapshots of large agents, embedding conversational CI checks into GitHub Actions, bulk-importing training phrases from spreadsheets, migrating resources across Google Cloud projects, and generating diffs between flow versions for code review. Since its first commit the project has iterated through 148 releases; the current stable stream is 1.239.0, while earlier milestones such as 1.200.0 and 1.150.0 remain available for teams that require long-term reproducibility. Each build is statically compiled for Windows, macOS, and Linux, ships with shell-completion scripts for PowerShell, Bash, and Zsh, and embeds a JSON schema validator that flags malformed agent packages before deployment. The binary supports OAuth 2.0 service-account, user, and gcloud-style authentication, can output plans in YAML for Terraform-style previews, and offers parallel workers to accelerate bulk operations. Documentation is auto-generated from the same protobuf descriptors used by Google’s official client libraries, guaranteeing parity with new Dialogflow CX fields on the day they launch. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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