# cheat.sh Terminal cheat sheets. Source: [Console review]() Website: [https://cheat.sh/]() Profile updated: 2026-10-16 Category: [Terminal utilities]() ## Supported tech stack Research checked: 2026-10-11 ### Runs on - Browser (Runtime) - Windows (Operating system) ### Integrates with - Docker (Integration) - HTTP API (Integration) Source: [Research source]() Documented compatibility; coverage may be incomplete. Written in describes implementation, not user-project language support. Cheatsheet tool offers curl/browser/editor access, Windows CLI and Docker self-hosting. ## Console’s review — 2023-04-27 Reviewed: 2023-04-27 Author: [David Mytton]() Citation: [This review]() ### What we like Nothing to install - just curl the URL e.g. curl cht.sh/ls to get the cheat sheet for the ls command. Can also be queried by appending a search term after. Also covers programming languages & databases e.g. ask how to open a file with Golang with curl cht.sh/python/open+file ### Tradeoffs There is a locally installable client, but it requires Python 2 and doesn’t install on Apple Silicon systems. Better to stick with the web client. This review reflects Console’s assessment at publication on 2023-04-27. Features and limitations may have changed since the review date. ## Is cheat.sh a fit? Based on [Console’s review published on 2023-04-27](). Summary updated: 2026-10-16 ### Who it’s for Developers using various programming languages and databases should consider this tool for quick reference ### Why consider it It provides instant access to terminal cheat sheets without requiring installation ### Keep in mind The locally installable client has limited compatibility, particularly with Apple Silicon systems [Selection criteria]() · [About Console]() · [Browse tools]()