POSIX compatible SH wordle solver. Should work on MacOS and Linux. It asks you for what you already know about the word, then tells you the word you should try next to maximize your chance of winning. It analyzes the frequencies of the letters in the words that could be the answer and tells you the one with the most common letters. This eliminates words much quicker and identifies the letters of the word faster than randomly choosing one of the words that fits.
Perhaps it's best to explain how it works with a screenshot.
You can pass in a word list file location as the first argument. Otherwise, it checks it it's at /usr/share/dict/words (the default location).
You should already have the words list installed. If you don't, then you must have done something weird. Scroll to the last heading.
You should already have the words list installed. Try to install a package you found using aptitude search '?provides(wordlist)' if you don't.
Try yum install words.
Try pacman -Syu words.
You can download one from here. Pass in the location of the file for the first argument.