Summary

iFlow CLI was a terminal AI assistant for coding and file tasks. The official announcement says maintenance stopped on March 20, 2026 and the service shut down on April 17, 2026, along with the iFlow API and model library.

iFlow CLI: Discontinued Terminal AI Assistant

iFlow CLI was a terminal AI assistant for coding and file tasks. The official announcement says maintenance stopped on March 20, 2026 and the service shut down on April 17, 2026, along with the iFlow API and model library.

Historical descriptions mention natural-language interaction, project analysis, coding assistance, file operations and extensions. These are historical capabilities, not a promise that the service or its formerly free models remain available. The official announcement invited users to consider migrating to Qoder.

Before migrating, inventory scripts, API dependencies, local project files, configurations and records you need to keep. Review a replacement's current features, pricing, data policy and permissions, and verify the workflow in a controlled environment. Inspect commands and protect sensitive information when using any terminal assistant.

Is iFlow CLI still available? The official announcement states that it shut down on April 17, 2026, together with the iFlow API and model library.

What did it previously do? Historical descriptions mention terminal interaction, project analysis, coding assistance and file operations.

What should I check before migrating? Review dependencies and data to preserve, then check a replacement's current terms, features, permissions and data handling.

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iFlow CLI: Discontinued Terminal AI Assistant

Frequently asked questions

Is iFlow CLI still available?

The official announcement states that it shut down on April 17, 2026, together with the iFlow API and model library.

What did it previously do?

Historical descriptions mention terminal interaction, project analysis, coding assistance and file operations.

What should I check before migrating?

Review dependencies and data to preserve, then check a replacement's current terms, features, permissions and data handling.