MSFcli
MSFcli and msfconsole take very different approaches to provide access to the Framework. where msfconsole provides us with an interactive way to access all the features in a user-friendly way, msfcli puts the scripting first and the interpretability of the framework. msfcli runs directly from the command line, which allows you to redirect output from other tools into msfcli and direct msfcli output to other command-line tools. msfcli also supports the launching of exploits and auxiliary modules. it can be used when testing modules or developing new exploits for the framework. it works fantastically when you know precisely which exploit and options you need. it is less forgiving than msfconsole. MSFcli can be accessed through the command:
msfcli -help
But now msfcli is unavailable in the Metasploit framework.
How to Use Metasploit’s Interface
Metasploit itself is a free open-source software, with many contributors in the security community. It supports Vulnerability Research, Exploits development, and also the creation of custom security tools. Metasploit Frameworks are widely used for pen testing and other security purposes. Metasploit offers more than one interface to its underlying functionality, including console, command line interfaces, and graphical interfaces. In addition to these interfaces of Metasploit, utilities provide direct access to functions that are normally offered by Metasploit Framework. these utilities can be invaluable for the exploit development and the situation where you do not need the flexibility of the entire framework.