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 `cliffy` is different from the other solutions listed here as it creates REPL applications. Instead of a single executable that is run with different arguments, `cliffy` creates applications that interactively respond to user input to run multiple commands. It doesn't necessarily aim to satisfy the [clig.dev](https://clig.dev) guidelines as it is a different user experience, but its similarity to the other options warranted its inclusion in this list.
 
+### [`yargs`](https://yargs.js.org/)
+
+`yargs` is a powerful and flexible library with a simple API. It supports commands and grouped options, dynamically generated help menus, and bash-completion shortcuts.  It has been adopted by some in the the Node.js ecosystem, with extensive documentation and community support.
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+It requires installing plugins and manual configuration to get TypeScript support, and the API is not as type-safe as Stricli. It also has a large number of dependencies, which can be a concern for some users.
+
 ## Popular Frameworks
 
 ### [`oclif`](https://oclif.io/) (salesforce)