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Self-initiated concept

Tern CLI

If you're launching a developer tool, here's what I'd build: a docs-style page where install commands copy in one click and pricing reads at a glance.

A docs-style page for a fictional CLI. Install commands can be copied. The three prices are sample copy, not a real plan.

Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind

Challenge

Tern CLI is a fictional dev tool. The page is a docs-style launch site: install commands, short examples, and three pricing tiers. It exists to show that layout, not to ship a real CLI.

One static route. No registry, no checkout, and no claimed download counts. The prices are sample copy for the concept. They are not a product plan and they are not the freelance rates on the home page.

Approach

Commands sit in blocks with a copy button, because that is the action on a CLI page. The middle tier is marked, the way a real pricing table marks one column. A line above the tiers says the figures are sample copy.

Result

Self-initiated concept, built in this repository. No separate client clock was recorded.