What the press prints
Give the press an API spec, a website with no public API, or a community project, and one prompt prints four artifacts: a token-efficient Go CLI, a Claude Code skill, an OpenClaw skill, and an MCP server. The CLI speaks JSON on the way in and the way out, keeps a local SQLite mirror where one saves round trips, and folds the usual multi-call chores into compound commands so an agent spends its tokens on the answer instead of the plumbing.
The two skill files teach Claude Code and OpenClaw when to reach for the CLI and which command fits which question. The MCP server exposes the same commands as tools for any client that speaks MCP. All four come out of the same run, so the install command on a detail page, the skill, and the MCP tool list describe one binary.
The library
Every CLI on this site was printed by someone in the community and merged into the library repository on GitHub. This site reads the library's registry directly and refreshes when the repository changes, so the catalog, the category hubs, and the detail pages track the repository without a manual publish step. Each detail page carries the install commands, the README, and credit for the person who printed it.
Print one yourself, open a pull request against the library, and it appears here once merged. The leaderboard counts who has shipped the most.
Who runs it
Matt Van Horn builds the press and runs this site. He is on X as mvanhorn and on GitHub as mvanhorn. The library grows one pull request at a time, from whoever prints next.
Open source
Both repositories are open source. The generator, with its templates, skills, and the Go scaffolding every printed CLI starts from, lives in cli-printing-press. The printed CLIs, their skills, and the registry this site reads live in printing-press-library. Fork either one.