Tui
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A terminal-based workspace navigator and session manager built in Go that integrates with tmux for organized development workflows.
A fast, driver-less PostgreSQL TUI written in Rust with vim-first navigation, ER diagrams, and safe editing.
A terminal-based goroutine monitor that visualizes active goroutines using pprof and termui.
A terminal UI tool that displays detailed socket statistics with explanations, replacing basic ss command usage.
A universal load testing framework for Rust with real-time terminal UI support for HTTP, gRPC, databases, and custom services.
A TUI file explorer for SSH servers that lets you browse, edit, and download files remotely with parallel directory traversal.
A keyboard-driven terminal user interface client for Git, Mercurial, and PlasticSCM version control systems.
A TUI-based maintenance tool for Arch Linux that provides system updates, package management, and maintenance utilities.
A terminal user interface for managing multiple Claude Code sessions within tmux with session overview and status monitoring.
An immediate-mode Rust TUI framework with a small public grammar, flexbox layout, and Tailwind-style chaining API.
A blazingly fast, minimal serial monitor and plotter for embedded systems and serial communication, written in Rust.
A terminal user interface (TUI) application written in Go for real-time cryptocurrency price monitoring and portfolio tracking.
A Neovim plugin for creating and presenting slides directly within the editor using Lua.
A POSIX shell-based music player controller for mpv with CLI, TUI, FZF, and web interfaces, supporting streaming services.
A real-time, secure, peer-to-peer terminal messenger with end-to-end encrypted texting and file-sharing, built on IPFS pubsub.
A fast, keyboard-driven terminal client for browsing and managing your MyAnimeList account.
A keyboard-first, terminal-based kanban board with git and LLM integration, storing data locally as JSON or SQLite files.
A terminal TUI that streams Claude Code's hidden output (thinking, tool calls, subagents) to a separate window in real-time.
A collection of interactive terminal user interfaces for Neovim to manage processes, containers, cloud resources, and developer tools.
A Common Lisp library for building rich, responsive terminal user interfaces (TUIs) using a Model-View-Update architecture.
A minimalistic and customizable pomodoro-like terminal timer written in Go for focused work sessions.
A lightweight, cross-platform cache cleanup tool with a simple TUI for Windows and Linux.
A TUI-based registry for DRM-free, Wine, and Steam games on Linux, accessible through a rofi launch menu.
A reactive component framework for building TUIs and web SPAs in pure Go with a signal-based architecture.
A cross-platform TUI widget library for building intuitive terminal user interfaces in Rust.
A CLI tool for extracting patterns from streaming unstructured log messages using the Drain parser algorithm.
A fast, keyboard-driven terminal UI for managing Docker containers, Compose stacks, and Swarm services with K9s-like ergonomics.
A Rust wrapper for restic that simplifies configuration and automation of secure, deduplicated backups.
A minimal terminal client for MPD (Music Player Daemon) that is simple yet highly configurable.
A customizable TUI typing trainer built with Ratatui, inspired by Monkeytype.
A top-like TUI for monitoring validator pre-vote status on Tendermint-based blockchain networks.
A minimalistic terminal UI for everyday Docker operations like tailing logs, exec into shells, and restarting containers.
A TUI online music streaming application with vim motions, multiple sources, and AI integration via MCP.
A terminal UI for managing Go dependency updates with outdated module detection and selective upgrading.
A Zsh plugin for interactive directory navigation using fzf, featuring directory history and hotkey navigation.
A beautiful terminal backup and restore tool for live Linux systems, written in pure Go with a TUI interface.
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