Let agents run your business. Introducing the Midday CLI. 80+ tools. Invoicing, reconciliation, exports, time tracking, reports. One backbone for every agent. Examples ⬇️🧵

Bill clients while you code Cursor tracks your time per project as you work. At the end of the week, it drafts and sends invoices automatically. midday invoices create --customer cust_123 --due-date 2026-04-30

Match receipts Receipts land in your inbox and get matched to the right transaction automatically. Zero manual reconciliation.

Automate invoices Agents create, send, and follow up on invoices without manual steps. From draft to paid, hands-free. midday invoices list --status overdue midday invoices remind inv_0048 midday invoices mark-paid inv_0048

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immediate stop everything and try it out worthy

this is sick

CLIs are the new UX and the new products.

@viktorhofte Please use a mono font

@viktorhofte 🔥🔥

i love love the aesthetics

are your agents running your business? can we see proof?

@viktorhofte SO COOL

Now we are talking!

why the blue instead of black ?

Yo this is GENIUS WHAT

Send the invoice to my midday CLI

The CLI approach is brilliant. I've been patching together different tools for my eBay business financials and it's a mess. Having agents that can actually handle the full workflow instead of just pieces would save hours per week.

@middayai Amazing work 🔥

i was wondering when you where going to drop this 🚀

80 tools as CLI commands any agent can call. Invoicing, reconciliation, exports — no dashboard required. This is the pattern every business tool needs to follow: stop building for human clicks, start building for agent calls.

congrats guys🔥

What made you go CLI over something like an MCP server?

@middayai Absolute lords 🫡🔥

that's super cool!

can it handle my taxes though?

this is clean, curious how onboarding handles multi-currency

Interesting, is the cli as verbose when the agent talks to it? :D

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the 80+ tools thing is interesting but honestly the hard part isn't the tool count — it's knowing which 5 of those 80 actually matter for a given workflow. we went through something similar building internal automation and ended up using maybe 10% of what we built.

uhh, great idea guys!

This is so clean

Great Idea!

curious if this handles multi-currency reconciliation out of the box

yep midday solves that

solid, noted

Another option: use coding agents to help you implement an open-source ERP. That way your business is running deterministic code, but you can still explain your requirements naturally to make an implementation plan. I like using LLMs to write procedural code vs LLM-for-runtime.