Tech Jobs: Find 4,700 Transparent Openings from Your Terminal

Okay, if you're one of those people who doesn't open a browser for every little thing, you'll like this. It's a small program, a command-line interface (CLI), that lets you search for tech jobs right from your terminal, no more navigating websites full of pop-ups or cookie banners.

The swissdevjobs-cli tool was developed by Stupidoodle and published on GitHub. It's written in Python, but doesn't require any weird dependencies, so it works pretty much anywhere. Perfect for shell nostalgics, or anyone with too many tabs open who needs a breath of fresh air.

The main difference is salary transparency. This tool digs up job offers where the salary is already stated, cutting out that annoying initial negotiation dance. Goodbye mystery, at least for the first screening.

The tool allows you to search through approximately 4,700 tech job offers in seven countries, including Switzerland, Germany, the UK, the US, Canada, the Netherlands, and France. It's not a massive database, but it's focused and, most importantly, honest about salaries. A nice sigh of relief, wouldn't you say?

But wait, there's more: it even integrates with AI agents. There's a specific Claude Code plugin that lets you automate the search and application process. Your favorite AI could be applying for jobs while you sip your coffee. Who knew the terminal could be so... smart?