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Add or update tests for GitButler’s Ratatui terminal interfaces. It guides simulated key input, selection checks, SVG snapshots that record expected screen output, and commands for running tests or updating snapshots.
Develop and fix OpenShell’s keyboard-driven terminal interface using guidance on screen structure, background data fetching, themes, and navigation. Follow existing implementation patterns to add features that fit the interface’s established behavior.
Use when building terminal user interfaces in Rust with the ratatui crate - layout system, widget usage, input/event handling, app state architecture, TUI testing, or migrating between ratatui 0.29 and 0.30
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Migrate Rust TUIs from ratatui (or cursive, Python textual) to SuperLightTUI v0.26. Use when porting an existing TUI codebase to SLT, or when the user asks "how do I do X from ratatui in SLT". Korean triggers "ratatui 마이그레이션", "SLT로 포팅", "이걸 SLT로".
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Build Rust TUI apps with SuperLightTUI v0.26 (immediate-mode terminal UI). Use this skill when the user asks to create, modify, or debug terminal UI code in this repo, or asks "how do I X in SLT / TUI / terminal", or types Korean triggers like "터미널 UI", "TUI 만들어줘", "SLT로", "ratatui 대신". Read REFERENCES.md for feature flags and doc pointers; grep `src/context/` and `src/widgets/` before inventing any API.
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Manage git worktrees across any repository with the `gwm` Rust binary (CLI + ratatui TUI). Use when the user asks to create / list / remove / bootstrap / switch / link worktrees, run a command across worktrees (`gwm exec`) or reclaim build artifacts (`gwm clean`), materialise a PR into a worktree (`gwm review`), drive a multi-repo workspace (`--workspace`), run the JSON daemon / statusline (`gwm daemon`, `gwm statusline`), list or pin AI-agent sessions per worktree (`gwm agents`, Claude Code / Codex / opencode / Mistral Vibe detection), seed config from a preset (`gwm init --preset`), diagnose with `gwm doctor`, drive tmux/zellij, or wire `gcd` via `gwm shell-init`. Also covers multi-forge (#419): GitHub via `gh` **or** GitLab via `glab`, the `forge` / `[forge_hosts]` keys, and `gwm trust add`. Triggers on `gwm`, `gwq`, `git worktree`, `.gwm.toml`, `forge`, `forge_hosts`, `glab`, `gwm trust add`, GitLab MR, `gwm create`, `gwm list`, `gwm exec`, `gwm clean`, `gwm review`, `gwm daemon`, `gwm statusline`, `gwm agents`, `gwm note`, `gwm bootstrap`, `gwm doctor`, `gwm switch`, `gwm tmux`, `gwm zellij`, `gwm link`, `gwm status`, `gwm shell-init`, `gcd`, `feat/#`, `fix/#`, GitHub issue/PR linking on a worktree.
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Design, build, refactor, or review terminal interfaces—full-screen TUIs, interactive prompts, and command-line tools. Use for terminal-app layout and UX, CLI behavior, ncurses-style tools, dashboards, REPLs, fzf-like pickers, and libraries such as Bubble Tea, Ratatui, Textual, or Ink, including requests that name a known TUI such as lazygit, k9s, btop, helix, or yazi instead of saying “TUI.” Do not use for browser or web UI, native GUI, editor or font configuration, or backend and shell work that has no terminal interface.
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Use when designing or building any terminal user interface — choosing a layout paradigm, keybindings/interaction model, color system, data visualization, or motion. Framework-agnostic universal patterns that work with Ratatui, Ink, Textual, Bubbletea, or any TUI toolkit. For the repo's own pythinker-code TUI, use write-tui instead.
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Design, mock up, build and review terminal UIs — full-screen TUIs, interactive CLIs and pickers, and plugin panels or popups inside a host (herdr, tmux, Neovim, k9s, lazygit). Use when designing, reviewing (from code, a live capture or a screenshot) or redesigning a TUI's layout, keybindings, states or colors, including requests that name a known TUI (lazygit, k9s, btop, yazi, helix, fzf); writing terminal mockups; building or fixing one in Ink, Textual, Bubble Tea, Ratatui or gum; mapping a color scheme (Catppuccin, Dracula, Nord, Gruvbox, Tokyo Night, Rosé Pine…) onto a TUI's theme; fixing misaligned glyphs, flicker, NO_COLOR, exit codes, signals, pipes or a broken terminal after exit; suspend or $EDITOR handoff; or profiling a slow TUI. Not for web or native GUIs, terminal-emulator, editor or shell-prompt themes.
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Expert in making CLI tools visually stunning and delightful — not just functional. Covers ANSI color systems (16/256/truecolor with graceful degradation), Unicode box drawing, progress indicators, tables, animated output, ASCII art, rich text, interactive prompts, and full TUI frameworks (Ink, Bubble Tea, Ratatui, Rich, Clack). Activate on: "make this CLI beautiful", "terminal UI", "CLI design", "pretty output", "progress bar", "spinner", "CLI table", "terminal colors", "TUI framework", "interactive prompts", "command line aesthetics", "CLI polish", "terminal styling". NOT for: web UI design (use web-design-expert), GUI desktop apps (use rust-tauri-development), API design (use api-architect), general shell scripting (use devops-expert).
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This skill should be used when designing terminal user interfaces, creating TUI layouts, choosing TUI color schemes, implementing keyboard navigation, building terminal dashboards, or working with any TUI framework. Activates on mentions of TUI design, terminal UI, Ratatui layout, Ink components, Textual widgets, Bubbletea views, terminal color palette, keybinding design, panel layout, split panes, terminal dashboard, box-drawing characters, sparklines, progress bars, modal dialogs, focus management, or terminal accessibility.
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