Tui
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A simple terminal UI for Git commands that makes complex operations like interactive rebasing and staging individual lines easier.
A terminal UI tool for exploring Docker image layers, analyzing contents, and identifying wasted space to shrink image size.
A fun, functional, and stateful Go framework for building terminal user interfaces (TUIs) based on The Elm Architecture.
A blazing fast terminal file manager written in Rust with full async I/O and extensive customization.
A lean Python framework for building cross-platform user interfaces that run in the terminal and web browser.
A terminal-based resource monitor for CPU, memory, disks, network, processes, and GPU with a responsive UI and full mouse support.
A terminal-based markdown reader and CLI tool for rendering markdown with style directly in your command line.
A blazing fast terminal user interface for Git written in Rust, providing GUI-like comfort directly in your terminal.
A blazing fast terminal user interface for Git, written in Rust, offering GUI-like comfort directly in your terminal.
A terminal-based JSON viewer and processor with interactive exploration and JavaScript processing capabilities.
A Rust crate for building terminal user interfaces (TUIs) with a simple and flexible API.
A customizable cross-platform graphical process and system monitor for the terminal.
A Go library for styling terminal user interfaces with CSS-like declarative syntax and advanced layout utilities.
A cross-platform UI toolkit for building sophisticated terminal user interface (TUI) applications in .NET.
A real-time terminal dashboard for monitoring system resources and processes with a visual interface.
A terminal UI for tshark, providing Wireshark-like packet analysis directly in the terminal.
A fast, cross-platform terminal file manager written in Go, inspired by ranger.
A terminal-based UI tool for writing Linux pipes interactively with instant live preview of command results.
A collection of reusable TUI components for building interactive terminal applications with the Bubble Tea framework.
A terminal app that manages multiple AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Aider in isolated workspaces for simultaneous task handling.
A network diagnostic tool combining traceroute and ping for analyzing network issues with a real-time TUI.
A fast, configurable terminal music player for Spotify with full feature parity, streaming, and audio visualization.
A terminal-based Slack client for accessing Slack workspaces directly from the command line.
A terminal-based stock, crypto, and derivatives price watcher and position tracker with real-time updates.
An interactive terminal-based JSON viewer and jq filter editor with syntax highlighting and auto-completion.
An interactive process viewer for Unix systems that provides a better alternative to the traditional 'top' command.
A parallel disk usage analyzer with interactive TUI for fast exploration and deletion of unwanted data.
A fast, portable, and hackable fuzzy finder for the terminal that searches files, text, git repos, and custom data sources.
A modern Go module for beautifying console output with charts, progress bars, tables, trees, and interactive components.
A Go library for building SSH applications with middleware support, making it easy to create secure, terminal-accessible apps.
A Rust library for adding progress bars, spinners, and color support to command-line applications.
A TUI (Text User Interface) library for Rust to build rich terminal applications.
A hackable, minimal, fast terminal UI file explorer that orchestrates command-line utilities.
A text-based terminal interface for browsing and interacting with Reddit.
A TUI suggest box for Bash and Zsh that makes viewing, navigating, searching, and managing shell command history easier.
A terminal-based interface for viewing, searching, and filtering Git repositories with vi-like keybindings.
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