I have watches a way of doing this with audacity by using sound finder option. But since audacity is only gui it cannot be used with terminal commands. So is there a program that does the same work but in command interface like sox for example.
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Currently, Audacity does have experimental support for scripting.
The scripting module is an experimental GUI plug-in that allows Audacity to be driven from an external Perl or Python script. Commands are sent to Audacity over a named pipe. Any scripting language that supports named pipes can be used. External scripting is one of several ways to extend the functionality of Audacity.
Scripting support is currently considered experimental and is mainly intended for use by developers for the time being. Feel free to try it out, but don't be too surprised if there are problems, or if the details of commands change between versions of Audacity. Currently Windows or Linux are recommended. Mac requires more work to get anything useful at all. There is a fuller list of limitations at the foot of this page.
Specifically, try out the ‘Menu Command’ option: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/scripting.html#MenuCommand