bubbletea

Build terminal user interfaces in Go with Bubble Tea and Bubbles.

Updated Jan 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/333-333-333/vim-roguelike --skill bubbletea-333-333-333
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: bubbletea
Source: https://github.com/333-333-333/vim-roguelike/tree/main/skills/bubbletea
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/333-333-333/vim-roguelike --skill bubbletea-333-333-333

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Go developers often struggle to build rich, interactive terminal interfaces from scratch. This skill provides a structured approach to using Bubble Tea and the Bubbles ecosystem to craft polished TUIs in Go.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Elm Architecture-inspired pattern for organizing Model, Update, and View in Bubble Tea applications.
  • Practical guidance for integrating common Bubble Tea components (text input, lists, spinners) and styling with Lip Gloss.
  • Use cases include interactive CLIs, dashboards, forms, and multi-view terminals for Go apps.

Quick Start

Install Bubble Tea dependencies and scaffold a Go project to begin building a TUI.

Frequently Asked Questions about bubbletea

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I build a terminal UI in Go using the Elm Architecture pattern?

Building a terminal UI in Go with the Elm Architecture pattern involves structuring Bubble Tea applications around Model, Update, and View components to manage state, handle messages, and render output for interactive CLIs.

What is the best way to style terminal components in a Go TUI application?

The best way to style terminal components in a Go TUI application is using Lip Gloss, which integrates with Bubble Tea to apply colors, borders, and layout formatting to your terminal views and bubbles components.

Can I use Bubble Tea to create interactive forms and dashboards in Go?

Yes, you can use Bubble Tea to create interactive forms and dashboards in Go by leveraging the Bubbles ecosystem for text inputs, lists, and spinners, combined with Lip Gloss for styling robust terminal user interfaces.

Does building Go terminal interfaces with Bubble Tea require prior knowledge of specific patterns?

Building Go terminal interfaces with Bubble Tea requires familiarity with the Elm Architecture pattern for state management, alongside understanding the Bubbles component library and Lip Gloss styling to craft polished TUIs effectively.

How do I scaffold a Go project to start building a TUI with Bubble Tea?

To start building a TUI with Bubble Tea, you scaffold a Go project and install the Bubble Tea dependencies, allowing you to immediately implement the Model, Update, and View structure for your interactive terminal application.